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converge

[kuhn-vurj] / kənˈvɜrdʒ /


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Musk has publicly spoken about his companies “converging” on AI.

From MarketWatch

Yet “Train Dreams” feels like a breakthrough for Bryce Dessner — the point where his backgrounds in roots music, concert performance and film scoring converge.

From Los Angeles Times

The team refers to this recurring pattern as a "diversity-reset cycle," where evolution restores ecosystems by converging on the same functional designs.

From Science Daily

"Evolution may have converged on this design for a good reason. Our work suggests that architectural designs that are more brain-like put the AI systems in a very advantageous starting point."

From Science Daily

Mr Hall tells me how the town's five churches have come together, with clergy converging on Withernsea Methodist Church, which has become the focus for prayers.

From BBC