confusing
Example Sentences
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The concern is that at a developmental stage where children are learning about social interaction and cues, generative AI output could be confusing.
From BBC
Tree said there are notable differences between terrorists and cartel members and that conflating the two is intentionally confusing.
From Salon
Instead, what they had was a system so confusing that McIlroy skipped the first of three playoff events last year because he already had enough points to advance.
Its Copilot brand has faced several challenges, including confusing brand positioning and interoperability problems that have frustrated users, The Wall Street Journal reported in February.
But maybe also confusing, at least in Emily Dickinson’s case.
From Literature
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