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Award for most ambiguous headline. (“cuts” can mean “initiates” or “terminates”!)
by xpe 2y ago
Award for most ambiguous headline. (“cuts” can mean “initiates” or “terminates”!)
- zeroonetwothree 2y ago“Cut a deal” is a standard phrase with only one meaning
- nvader 2y agoBut when you make it "cut AI deal", that breaks the standard phrase and opens the door to alternative explanations. I initially thought this was a news article about the deal breaking up.
- AntiqueFig 2y agoI thought the same indeed.
- dankwizard 2y agoA word can have multiple meanings.
- corobo 2y agoYes but cuts deals, which is what the title says, is ambiguous. Those are some load bearing pluralisations right there.
- fabmilo 2y agoI also thought that they were ending some previous deal and not creating a new one.
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- TiredOfLife 2y agoSame with drops