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empower

[em-pou-er] / ɛmˈpaʊ ər /


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“It’s why collaborations with partners like OpenAI are absolutely crucial. We want to empower a new generation of fandom that is more interactive and immersive, while also respecting human creativity and protecting user safety.”

From Los Angeles Times

In contrast to traditional education, rapid reskilling fits around work and family commitments while empowering Americans to secure better jobs and higher wages.

From MarketWatch

However, a senior Karnataka government official told the BBC, on condition of anonymity, that the bill would empower police by removing the need for government permission to file chargesheets, ruling out abuse of power.

From BBC

The path from dictatorship to democracy is fraught, but with the illusion broken and the people empowered, freedom is finally within reach.

From The Wall Street Journal

Jayawardhana said Caltech’s achievements are rooted in its “deceptively simple formula: empowering brilliant minds to explore important questions with imagination and courage and making bold commitments to efforts others might consider too risky or far-fetched.”

From Los Angeles Times