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malicious

[muh-lish-uhs] / məˈlɪʃ əs /


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Look no further than iconic horror films like “Cloverfield” or “The Ring,” where glitches signify the presence of something unnatural and malicious.

From The Wall Street Journal

Their poverty, the fruit of Salieri’s malicious ploys, tests the limits of their endurance.

From Los Angeles Times

She said she was unsure what guarantees Discord could give to users about protecting their information against hackers and "other malicious entities".

From BBC

Guatemala's Public Prosecutor's Office called the accusations "baseless, factually unfounded and completely malicious."

From Barron's

Fast-forward a few years: Today, people and organizations with malicious intent have access to more powerful AI language models – including open-source ones – while social media platforms have relaxed or eliminated moderation efforts.

From Salon