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blur

[blur] / blɜr /




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Layered on top are paint splotches and streaks, as well as taped-on paper and vellum, blurring and obscuring the collage of figures underneath.

From Los Angeles Times

The split reaction reflects a broader debate over how journalists operate in an era when protests are live-streamed, social media blurs professional boundaries, and reporters increasingly find themselves in the middle of political confrontations.

From Salon

Critics argue that such prosecutions blur the line between reporting and participation and could deter journalists from covering volatile events.

From Salon

That lack of connection has led many to seek advice and support from AI, blurring the line between technology and companionship.

From BBC

“I wanted to blur all the lines and make these abstract sequences,” says Zweig.

From Los Angeles Times