outsource
Example Sentences
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Treating them as something society can simply “pause” doesn’t reduce demand for digital services; it constrains the supply of compute, raising costs and outsourcing technological progress elsewhere.
Claude is “a thinking machine that actively helps extend your thinking, rather than outsource your thinking,” Andrew Stirk, Anthropic’s head of brand marketing, said in a recent interview with the Journal.
“Any time I outsource my thoughts to something that isn’t my own brain, I’m worried I’m going to lose that muscle memory.”
Even large conglomerates outsource some product lines, while smaller names depend heavily on ODMs to move quickly and keep costs down.
From BBC
For instance, she said, the agency for many years resisted outsourcing its background check process, partly because of the cost, but also to avoid going against tradition that said the process should be handled in-house.
From Los Angeles Times
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