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accessible

[ak-ses-uh-buhl, ik-] / ækˈsɛs ə bəl, ɪk- /


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"The mechanism would shield AI providers from liability for training on materials accessible on the web," he added -- without replacing direct agreements between data owners and AI firms.

From Barron's

But Blue Origin argues that its New Glenn rocket will make space-based compute accessible at “previously unattainable” price points.

From MarketWatch

However, Labour peers including Baroness Neate backed the changes to make abortion more accessible for the most vulnerable, saying "it's common for domestic abuse to begin with pregnancy".

From BBC

There is no single official coastal trail in Scotland, though much of the shoreline is accessible thanks to Scotland's "right to roam" law passed more than 20 years ago.

From BBC

The level of dish THR pulled up on Turner requires a cursory search of publicly accessible information, along with a few phone calls – easily done but something the show’s producers have neglected time and again.

From Salon