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angst

[ahngkst, angst] / ɑŋkst, æŋst /


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And the companies are confident in their products and, perhaps most important, their own AI savvy—especially their ability to integrate Anthropic’s Claude, the chief platform creatings the angst.

From Barron's

And the companies are confident in their products and, perhaps most important, their own AI savvy—especially their ability to integrate Anthropic’s Claude, the chief platform creatings the angst.

From Barron's

To counteract viewer angst about all the dark topics covered in the news about Vietnam, assassinations and more, television leaned into pure escapism for most of the mid-late Sixties.

From The Wall Street Journal

Why so much angst when many of the economy’s vital signs appear healthy?

From MarketWatch

There was plenty of angst that the signing of Kyle Tucker was made possible in large part because MLB long ago rewarded the Dodgers’ owners with preferential financial treatment.

From Los Angeles Times