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novel

[nov-uhl] / ˈnɒv əl /




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In Geraci’s view, the orientation of some believers towards podcasts and other niche online communities is a key part of the rise of novel religious beliefs, including those that concern AI.

From Salon

Meanwhile, startups like Pathway are betting on novel underlying architectures for AIs, which change how they learn and form memories.

From The Wall Street Journal

Selected by Simon Tolkien, the author of the novels “The Palace at the End of the Sea” and “The Room of Lost Steps.”

From The Wall Street Journal

And his character is complex in novel ways: The child of Chinese immigrants, Alexander was reared by people almost desperate to Americanize themselves, and he too has a hunger to be accepted.

From The Wall Street Journal

Japan has come up with a novel way of tackling the growing menace of bear attacks... by eating them.

From Barron's