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slant

[slant, slahnt] / slænt, slɑnt /






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The plan, which was heavily slanted towards Moscow's demands, was subsequently revised.

From BBC

As artificial intelligence gets more powerful, experts say users should be aware of the bots’ potential for ideological slant.

From New York Times

It still has buildings and houses full of curves and purposefully disjointed slants, but overall Toontown has been ever-so-slightly grounded in Disneyland’s comforting, welcoming version of reality.

From Los Angeles Times

This will prevent companies from training chatbots in a slapdash manner, and it will reveal what political slant a chatbot might have, what topics it won’t touch and what toxicity the developers didn’t eschew.

From Scientific American

Dancers suspend themselves to hang in space or, on the slant board, use the ropes to steady themselves while shifting their weight off the usual horizontal plane.

From Los Angeles Times