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generate

[jen-uh-reyt] / ˈdʒɛn əˌreɪt /


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The broadcast generated global headlines and much commentary on what happened and and how it could have been prevented.

From BBC

The eye-watering level of funding reflects the soaring costs of computing power and comes amid lingering questions about whether OpenAI and other AI companies can generate sufficient revenue to cover those costs.

From Barron's

While fossil fuels still play a big part in the energy market, more power was generated by renewable energy in the EU last year for the first time.

From BBC

So when the biggest stocks generate huge returns, as technology giants were doing until recently, it lags behind.

From The Wall Street Journal

Such messages would be generated, for example, if a student missed school.

From Los Angeles Times