Thesaurus / forerunner
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Whatever becomes of the quest for artificial general intelligence, it seems there’s still plenty of room to run for its more vocational forerunners.
DEEPMIND’S VIBRANT NEW VIRTUAL WORLD TRAINS FLEXIBLE AI WITH ENDLESS PLAYJASON DORRIERAUGUST 1, 2021SINGULARITY HUB They’re most interesting as forerunners to other, better Taylor Swift songs.
TAYLOR SWIFT’S NEW TAKE ON ‘FEARLESS’ PILES ON THE NOSTALGIA, ALONG WITH SOME REVENGEALLISON STEWARTAPRIL 12, 2021WASHINGTON POSTHow it evolved, and where its forerunners came from, is up for debate.
YOUR ANCESTORS MIGHT HAVE BEEN MARTIANSCHARLIE WOODFEBRUARY 12, 2021POPULAR-SCIENCEThe EU, a forerunner on climate policy, has pledged to make the bloc’s economic recovery “green.”
WHEN IT COMES TO CLIMATE CHANGE, SAYS MARK CARNEY, THIS FINANCIAL CRISIS IS DIFFERENT—AND MAYBE BETTERKDUNN6OCTOBER 27, 2020FORTUNEThe researchers showed that, elaborate as that chemical mechanism is in cells today, nearly all the ingredients for a potential forerunner to it could have formed easily from just two simple organic compounds reacting in water.
NEW CLUES TO CHEMICAL ORIGINS OF METABOLISM AT DAWN OF LIFEJOHN RENNIEOCTOBER 12, 2020QUANTA MAGAZINEIt may be a forerunner or successor, the cause or consequence, or a contemporaneous fact, etc.
ASSIMILATIVE MEMORYMARCUS DWIGHT LARROWE (AKA PROF. A. LOISETTE)Poniatowski's campaign against Austria, glorious as it was for the Poles, was in reality the forerunner of disaster.
NAPOLEON'S MARSHALSR. P. DUNN-PATTISONForerunner of the many first-aid classes to come was that hour of Mabel's, and made memorable by one thing she said.
THE AMAZING INTERLUDEMARY ROBERTS RINEHARTNobody dreamed at that time that the little tool was the forerunner of a great change.
THE LATER CAVE-MENKATHARINE ELIZABETH DOPPThis is the first attempt at an anthology of Yorkshire poetry, and the forerunner of many other anthologies.
YORKSHIRE DIALECT POEMSF.W. MOORMANWORDS RELATED TO FORERUNNER
- President
- boss
- captain
- chief
- chieftain
- commander
- conductor
- controller
- counsellor
- dean
- dignitary
- director
- doyen
- eminence
- exec
- forerunner
- general
- governor
- guide
- harbinger
- head
- herald
- lead
- lion
- luminary
- manager
- mistress
- notability
- notable
- officer
- pacesetter
- pilot
- pioneer
- precursor
- principal
- rector
- ringleader
- ruler
- shepherd
- skipper
- superintendent
- superior
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