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rote

[roht] / roʊt /
NOUN
learning
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NOUN
memorization
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To that end, one of the union’s demands in negotiations is to limit the use of AI, which could take over rote tasks for nurses and free them to take care of patients.

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In Tesla’s labs, the nearly 6-foot-tall machine practices rote tasks like sorting Legos by color, folding laundry and using a drill to screw a fastener, former employees said.

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AI relieves humans not of creativity but of drudgery—the rote, time-consuming tasks that have always consumed more human energy than inspiration ever did.

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Don’t be embarrassed by talk of gratitude this weekend, or think it rote or corny.

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Sophia says she thinks AI will reduce demand for more rote forms of writing but that it won’t be able to tell the kind of human stories she wants to write.

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