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continuous

[kuhn-tin-yoo-uhs] / kənˈtɪn yu əs /


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One risk is that continuous big spending on AI infrastructure might slow if companies can’t show a solid return on investments.

From MarketWatch

One risk is that continuous big spending on AI infrastructure might slow if companies can’t show a solid return on investments.

From MarketWatch

However, Melville said she was concerned about continuous long-term funding.

From BBC

A spokesperson for the Catholic Church said it is committed to "continuous learning and responding positively" to those who have been hurt.

From BBC

Since this magnetic shield has existed for billions of years, it could have enabled a slow but continuous movement of material from Earth to the moon across deep time.

From Science Daily