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predict

[pri-dikt] / prɪˈdɪkt /


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Humans often defer to AI because its calculating, unfeeling nature implies objective authority, ignoring the reality that AI knowledge learns from the past to predict the future.

From Salon

A new review published in Science finds that these organisms are not fully represented in the climate models used to predict Earth's future.

From Science Daily

There was nervousness in the arena, but nobody predicted such an abrupt ending.

From BBC

Millions in Japan are voting in a snap election called by Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, whose coalition is predicted to clinch a decisive win.

From BBC

You wouldn't have predicted a Scotland defeat that early, but you get to understand the triggers in this team and the omens weren't encouraging.

From BBC