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pinpoint

verb as in define, locate

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That’s because the amount of content fed to AI bots such as OpenAI’s ChatGPT to “train” them is so immense that it’s almost impossible to pinpoint any particular content that has been infringed when the bot spits out an answer to a user’s query.

Back in 2012, the IDF Editorial Team described the Israeli Air Force’s ability to use so-called pinpoint targeting, “singling out terrorists and targeting them in a way which won’t endanger bystanders ... IAF pilots can even single out one target from an entire residential complex.”

From Salon

Maia Helmar’s pinpoint passing moved the Sailors within range and she connected with Maddy Michel from seven yards out to narrow the deficit.

Gen. Rob Bonta and Newsom’s office also reviewed more than 100 lawsuits California filed against the federal government during Trump’s first administration to pinpoint potential vulnerabilities for the state and map out the president-elect’s agenda.

They reviewed more than 100 lawsuits California filed against the federal government during the first administration to pinpoint potential vulnerabilities for the state and map out the president-elect’s agenda.

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