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out of the woods



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“Consensus is that we are not out of the woods and there is going to be a lot of AI-related drama,” O’Regan writes.

From Barron's

“Consensus is that we are not out of the woods and there is going to be a lot of AI-related drama,” O’Regan writes.

From Barron's

“But even if the AI trade isn’t out of the woods, the advantages enjoyed by the biggest players in the AI space—scale and earnings power—remain intact,” he added.

From Barron's

The Rugby Football Union is in a "strong position" but "not out of the woods" after it announced a 10-year high revenue of £228m in its latest financial accounts, says chief executive Bill Sweeney.

From BBC

Eerie and romantic, the painting, a harbinger of Surrealism, depicts two small, glowing figures, dressed as Pierrot and Columbine, walking arm-in-arm out of the woods—a lacertine net of black trunks and leafless branches silhouetted against a salmon-colored sunset.

From The Wall Street Journal