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innovate

[in-uh-veyt] / ˈɪn əˌveɪt /


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Given "the fear of falling behind" the United States and China in developing AI technologies, Prissard said that Europe may succumb to the "temptation to allow more leeway to innovate without obstacles".

From Barron's

“We are innovating every day to combat ever-evolving threats and maintain the safest, most trusted platform for kids,” Apple said.

From The Wall Street Journal

Small businesses can innovate and thrive in an environment of fair competition.

From MarketWatch

However, Wildlight has said it intends to keep working on Highguard with "a core group of developers to continue innovating on and supporting the game".

From BBC

Inspired by the punks and New Romantics of that era, analysts said Barry M had struggled to continue innovating and been overtaken by rivals.

From BBC