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inroad

noun as in advance, foray

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Technology giants are making inroads in deploying AI to automate ad creation, fueling doubts about agencies’ future role in an AI-powered world and putting shares in holding companies like Publicis under pressure.

To Anthropic’s credit, it has been making inroads into the consumer market — with one of its fastest-growing segments being its “Max” subscription, priced at $200 per month.

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Before it became the focus of ire in the creative community, OpenAI quietly tried to make inroads into the film and TV business.

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I would be actually scared of AI making increasing inroads into an investor’s life.

In recent years, Chung pushed the Korean carmaker founded by his grandfather to make deeper inroads with American consumers.

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