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disruptive

[dis-ruhp-tiv] / dɪsˈrʌp tɪv /


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The company said flight LS896 heading to Manchester from Antalya had to make an emergency landing in Brussels due to the "appalling behaviour of two disruptive passengers".

From BBC

An AI freight tool from Algorhythm recently triggered a selloff in freight brokerage shares, highlighting AI’s disruptive potential.

From Barron's

An AI freight tool from Algorhythm recently triggered a selloff in freight brokerage shares, highlighting AI’s disruptive potential.

From Barron's

First came a mass exodus out of software stocks and into other sectors, among them energy and consumer staples, as traders fretted about the potential disruptive impacts of artificial intelligence.

From Barron's

“However, AI is a disruptive technology causing lots of known unknowns about its ultimate impact on the earnings and the earnings growth of companies likely to be disrupted.”

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