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hands-off

[handz-awf, -of] / ˈhændzˈɔf, -ˈɒf /


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With this technology, the new partners say they hope to leverage AI-powered tools to aid and protect artists’ work, instead of using hands-off generative AI.

From Los Angeles Times

“Absent such pressure, Beijing has little reason to recalibrate its hands-off approach,” she said.

From The Wall Street Journal

It calls for the sustainability of public finances to be restored, adding efforts previously taken to control such finances by the Treasury were "limited and hands-off".

From BBC

Buffett is a famously hands-off manager, building Berkshire as a decentralized company with just a handful of top executives and largely autonomous subsidiaries.

From The Wall Street Journal

But among some inside the Police Department, there are growing frustrations with officer discipline and the new chief’s hands-off style.

From Los Angeles Times