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jagged

[jag-id] / ˈdʒæg ɪd /


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Today’s AIs are powerful but “jagged,” meaning they can excel at certain math problems yet still fail basic logic tests and aren’t consistent.

From Los Angeles Times

The segment expertly samples the jagged production design and theatrical lighting of German Expressionism’s heyday.

From Los Angeles Times

Video footage of training exercises broadcast by state media shows helicopters weaving through jagged, snow-dusted ranges that pilots refer to by names like “Black Valley” and “Mountain Pass of Death.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Two figures stand on a jagged glacier floating in the deep, cold waters.

From Literature

The northeastern shore of Honshu, often called the Sanriku Coast, zigzags in and out, forming jagged shapes that resemble the teeth of a saw.

From Literature