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misstep

[mis-step] / mɪsˈstɛp /


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The company has leveraged partnerships and been more disciplined with AI spending than many of its peers, but has also made a series of missteps.

From MarketWatch

The company has made a series of missteps with AI, teasing features before they were ready for primetime and rolling out new functions more slowly than peers.

From MarketWatch

It certainly feels one of many missteps by England to play Jacks and not a specialist spinner at Adelaide, although for some it is a case of personnel.

From BBC

A minor misstep or bout of ill-preparation comes with dire consequences, from the slightest of ankle sprains to bygone absent frostbitten fingers.

From Los Angeles Times

A blistering Times investigation found that the Fire Department cleaned up its after-action report, downplaying missteps.

From Los Angeles Times