give rise to
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Such a level of coordination among inauthentic online agents was unprecedented – AI models had been weaponized to give rise to a new generation of social agents, much more sophisticated than earlier social bots.
From Salon
As interstellar dust clouds collapse, they eventually give rise to stars and planets.
From Science Daily
“These kinds of conduct are those that undoubtedly give rise to an objective chill of First Amendment rights.”
Although these molecules share a basic structural framework, their variations give rise to different biological activities and functions.
From Science Daily
If consciousness emerges from physical processes in biological brains, there’s no principled reason to believe similar processes in artificial systems couldn’t give rise to it too.
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