The phrase "ai off" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to convey a command or status regarding AI, but it lacks clarity and proper context.
Example: "Please turn the AI off before proceeding with the manual process."
Alternatives: "disable AI" or "turn off AI".
The same review also recommends that the UK government and the NHS take ownership of training health AIs off of taxpayer-funded health data-sets — exactly to avoid corporate entities coming in and asset-stripping potential future medical insights.
The real problems with this case are twofold: first, its enclosure method, i.e. the button-thing on the back, is very difficult to line up and snap into place (unlike the previously mentioned Wave, which has a similar design, but is much, much easier to put on and take off) making it one of those "once it's on, it ain't coming off" kinda deals.
"I ain't came off the bench for six, seven years," Randolph said.
"No, I ain't taking off my hat today," he said.
I said, 'Baby, I ain't cuttin' off two inches for no one.' " Simpson parked his Navigator in the nearly deserted parking lot of the golf course.
My vision is that I see in a different way now from before because I ain't tripping off of the old stuff and all of the demons".
The beat is fire, Pusha and Malice sound like each other all over again, but ice cream boy's verse ain't coming off.
(Is this Chevrolet Volt one of the plug-in hybrids which Mr. Obama referred to in his address to Congress? Hate to bring this up, but this car ain't rollin' off any American assembly lines anytime soon).
As noted here a fortnight ago, the dungareed yellow critters have a far higher degree of brand awareness than Puss-in-Boots and Madagascar's Penguins, which is why talk of $1bn for this spin-off ain't idle.
I mean, ain't nothin' really off about him, sometime he stare off and he was always tryin' to dominate me, you know?
