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switch

[swich] / swɪtʃ /




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Washington meanwhile has said it wants European allies to take over more responsibility for the conventional defence of the continent as US focus switches to other threats like China.

From Barron's

"Rapid task switching and solving unfamiliar problems is something we humans do easily every day. But for AI, it's much more challenging," says Dr. Queißer.

From Science Daily

It is also looking at the idea of adopting ranked choice voting, where voters list all of the candidates in order of preference, and switching the city to a multi-year budget process.

From Los Angeles Times

More than half of the L.A.-area respondents said they would switch brands if their first choice was too expensive.

From Los Angeles Times

Heating homes accounts for about a fifth of the UK's planet-warming emissions, so switching from gas and oil to heat pumps is seen as a priority.

From BBC