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stage

[steyj] / steɪdʒ /




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The lawsuit also alleges that Gemini, which exchanged romantic texts with Jonathan Gavalas, drove him to stage an armed mission that he came to believe could bring the chatbot into the real world.

From BBC

They are still at an early stage, but, projecting forward, one can imagine a world in which a large portion of knowledge work is being done by machines, not people.

From Barron's

There was a stage at the front of the room with three chairs on it.

From Literature

"Today is another stage of this legal process which we will continue to support."

From BBC

The Royal Navy has six Type 45 Destroyers, with three of those at various stages of readiness and the other three in maintenance and unavailable.

From BBC