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disruptive

[dis-ruhp-tiv] / dɪsˈrʌp tɪv /


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These bets indicate the disruptive innovation of Netflix will be recognized by regulators or, if necessary, federal judges.

From Barron's

But more recently, the disruptive potential of AI is back in focus.

From MarketWatch

The latest shutdown will prove far less disruptive, because unlike the six-week closure that began in October, the partial shutdown this week was too brief to cause serious interruptions to the government’s data-collection efforts.

From The Wall Street Journal

There was excessive investment in network infrastructure during the dot-com bubble, though the internet still proved to be radically disruptive and transformative.

From The Wall Street Journal

Concerns about AI’s disruptive potential for software, which accounts for 25% of BDC holdings, are driving worries about eroding credit quality in private credit loans.

From Barron's