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nickname

[nik-neym] / ˈnɪkˌneɪm /


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Meta’s latest AI model—now nicknamed “Avocado”— failed to perform as well as rivals and the company has decided to delay its release until at least May, the New York Times reported recently.

From Barron's

Ships using this route must pay a substantial fee, according to maritime data company Lloyd's List Intelligence, which invented its nickname.

From Barron's

They agree to attach their names to “How’s That?!” to lend it legitimacy, and are virtually powerless to affect the plots generated by a program their network has deceptively nicknamed Al.

From Salon

And it didn’t take long before she acquired a nickname, and the authority to go along with it: the Queen of Green.

From Los Angeles Times

Last July, the city unveiled the sculpture Cast in Blue, which locals have since nicknamed the Blue Blob.

From BBC