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proliferate

[pruh-lif-uh-reyt] / prəˈlɪf əˌreɪt /


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Images of cats painting, celebrities in compromising situations, and cartoon characters endorsing products are among the AI-generated detritus proliferating on social networks and video-sharing platforms.

From Barron's

Also new to me were the luxury spas that have proliferated in recent years, a modern iteration of traditional Thai massage, which I’d trained in at a local hospital.

From The Wall Street Journal

And—circling back to “Slater the Traitor”—industrial espionage is also proliferating, as individuals and nations look to gain through subterfuge.

From Barron's

Startups have proliferated, and no fewer than 1,300 foreign companies operate Chinese research laboratories.

From The Wall Street Journal

Most ominous, new technologies are proliferating in ways that threaten the U.S homeland.

From The Wall Street Journal