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savant

[sa-vahnt, sav-uhnt, sa-vahn] / sæˈvɑnt, ˈsæv ənt, saˈvɑ̃ /


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AI savants’ greatest strength may be their ability to tell the difference between the to-do’s that robo assistants improve and those that are better done by hand.

From The Wall Street Journal

Williams is as enjoyable as he was in the early seasons of "Brockmire" where he plays a similar if more battened-down Gen Z promotional savant.

From Salon

When television and movies do include adults on the spectrum, they are often savants, like Dustin Hoffman’s character in “Rain Man.”

From New York Times

It’s easy to dismiss her influence because we don’t see her as a savant the way that we see Prince or Michael Jackson or Madonna.

From Los Angeles Times

Carl Gauss, a German savant of the 19th century, called it an isolated claim of “very little interest.”

From New York Times