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It’s possible a major player in streaming might go all-in by broadcasting an AI-generated series next year—a decision that would probably spark a backlash from writers and actors, but could pave the way for future cost cuts.

From Barron's

Mr Ek, the psychologist, agrees these sorts of initiatives can have a positive impact in helping "lower the threshold" to increased social interaction, which in turn, can pave the way for deeper friendships and reduced levels of loneliness.

From BBC

Dutch regulators plan to test the system in February, which could pave the way for approval in the Netherlands.

From MarketWatch

Delhi has already indicated that it will engage with an elected government in Bangladesh and that could pave the way for a diplomatic reboot.

From BBC

It helped pave the way for one of the biggest frauds in American history.

From The Wall Street Journal