problematically

However, he says: "Much of the content being shared is problematically antisemitic. That's been a real problem long before this conflict - and this time, social media has made that happen at speed."

In the following decades, many other scientists ventured to connect the Y to an array of problematically framed human traits.

Attackers trying to disrupt a system based on ANNs can take advantage of this, subtly altering an anticipated input pattern so that it will be misinterpreted, and the system will behave wrongly, perhaps even problematically.

But the musical has been expensive to run, with a large cast and a sizable orchestra, and its sales have been dropping problematically this summer.

Mosse is drawn to what he calls “aggravated media” — media whose technological or social histories are entwined, problematically, with what they represent.