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imitative

[im-i-tey-tiv] / ˈɪm ɪˌteɪ tɪv /


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Could such an imitative image be produced using AI?

From Washington Post

Maybe Murrow was right about us being an imitative society.

From Salon

“It was shown to improve functional hand use, early written communication skills, social skills and comprehension,” Rickson and McFerran wrote, as well as “head posturing, in-seat behavior” and to “increase interactions and imitative behavior.”

From Washington Post

The term echoes the imitative sound of the plate coming off the page and was a way to represent an image again and again in nearly identical form.

From Salon

Like more than a few filmmakers, Zhao has long counted Terrence Malick an influence; like relatively few filmmakers, she has managed to channel that inspiration in ways that feel more than merely imitative.

From Los Angeles Times