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shape

[sheyp] / ʃeɪp /






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The coalition will support transparency, collaboration, sovereignty and broader access to intelligence, “ensuring the future of AI is shaped with the world and built for the world,” Huang said.

From The Wall Street Journal

The research underscores how many variables affect robotic harvesting, including how tomatoes cluster, the shape and position of stems, surrounding leaves, and visual obstruction.

From Science Daily

This research shows how combining geology and geophysics can uncover hidden features beneath Antarctica and deepen our understanding of the forces shaping the planet.

From Science Daily

Releasing the Dune trailer is a show of strength for the studio and a way of keeping its momentum going, at a time when the shape of the company's future is uncertain.

From BBC

Researchers at the University of Birmingham carried out in-depth interviews with pupils, parents and teachers across seven secondary schools to understand how more, or less, restrictive mobile phone policies shape young people's wellbeing.

From BBC