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workload

noun as in line of duty

noun as in work load

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The second is AI systems replacing traditional machine-learning workloads for content recommendation and ad targeting.

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A survey conducted by EIS in June found the workload in schools was "unfair, unhealthy and unsustainable".

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Many landfill operators oppose the rule, saying the new requirements would saddle the industry with an untenable workload and millions of dollars each year in added costs.

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“Model advancements, historically, have had a notable benefit to user growth for AI apps and token consumption on enterprise workloads,” wrote Cantor analyst Deepak Mathivanan in a research note.

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Additionally, Google Cloud has been growing revenues rapidly as it captures incremental AI workloads.

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