responsibly

[ri-spahns-uhb-lee]

adverb

1. in a sensible, trustworthy, and prudent way.

2. in a way that reflects a duty or responsibility.

Example Sentences

"It's not about punishing artists who use AI responsibly or down-ranking tracks for disclosing information about how they were made."

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“This collaboration aligns with our broader efforts to responsibly unlock AI’s potential — fueling new creative and commercial possibilities while continuing to deliver innovative experiences for fans,” said Robert Kyncl, WMG CEO, in a statement.

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Anyone may obtain such a license, but still, the powers it grants must be wielded responsibly.

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The incident provides political opponents an opportunity to question whether a candidate unable to protect his own political funds can credibly be trusted to responsibly manage California’s state budget and taxpayer resources.

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After calls for a response, University administrators emphasized that Boston University supports free speech but expects students to exercise it responsibly.

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