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commit

[kuh-mit] / kəˈmɪt /




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He justified the introduction of adverts by saying it was because OpenAI was committed to "free access" and "agency" for ChatGPT users.

From BBC

And while the Scarlet Knights got on the scoreboard first with a three-pointer, they missed five layups and committed five turnovers, with the Bruins taking advantage for 11 points in the quarter.

From Los Angeles Times

But I committed to finishing it - little steps every day, pushing myself to confront my fear.

From BBC

Five months after the deal with World Liberty was signed, the administration committed to give the U.A.E. access to around 500,000 of the most advanced AI chips, a coup for the emirate’s ruling family.

From The Wall Street Journal

Nike said it was "committed to fair and lawful employment practices", calling the inquiry "a surprising and unusual escalation".

From BBC