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savant

[sa-vahnt, sav-uhnt, sa-vahn] / sæˈvɑnt, ˈsæv ənt, saˈvɑ̃ /


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AI savants’ greatest strength may be their ability to tell the difference between the to-do’s that robo assistants improve and those that are better done by hand.

From The Wall Street Journal

Williams is as enjoyable as he was in the early seasons of "Brockmire" where he plays a similar if more battened-down Gen Z promotional savant.

From Salon

A longtime savant of the arts and culture scene, Baine also writes about development and other topics.

From Los Angeles Times

A noted autism expert who spent time with Blackstock as an adult, described him as a “prodigious savant,” said his cousin Dorothy Frisch.

From Seattle Times

“President Reagan was a savant indeed — the nine most frightening words to hear are ‘I am from the government and here to help.’”

From Washington Post