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exciting

[ik-sahy-ting] / ɪkˈsaɪ tɪŋ /


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"History really excites me and learning about the first converts to Islam in Victorian Britain is so exciting - especially a local aristocrat of Lord Stanley's standing."

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"I'm probably taking on a dad role. Seeing how much they're excelling, it's just really exciting for me to watch and wonder where it could go."

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"It's just very overwhelming, but very exciting as well," he said.

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"You know, the infrastructure's there. So we're primed and ready to go and it's an exciting time. It's a lot of opportunity for people."

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"While it's exciting and curious to see what an AI agent can do without any security guardrails, this level of access is also extremely insecure," he said.

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