Answer options were 1) no, not discussed, 2) yes it was discussed but I don't remember what was said, 3) yes, namely.
"We've certainly hinted that AI is something that needs to be discussed, debated and yes, handled carefully," said Brackley.
But the "trend" rate of growth discussed by forecasters and, yes, by journalists is never as fixed as they make it seem: it can be influenced by shocks like rising oil prices or wars.This may obscure deeper relationships hidden in the data, posing tricky problems for statisticians.
The power duo also discussed their -- yes, they have them -- insecurities.
The months-long immersion in this material kept slavery on my mind far more than usual, put me in touch with several obscure and seldom discussed facts and, yes, raised more than a few questions.
Subsequent to each interview, the researcher classified each discussed event as "yes" (confirming that the reported event corresponds to the requested survey item), "no" (verifying that the reported event probably does not correspond to the requested survey item) or as "unclear" (confirming that, based on the available information, the reported event was ambiguous).
"You do need to discuss it, but yes, it does make it harder".
They discuss what are "yes" (good) feelings, such as cuddles from their mother or a tickle on the ribs from their father, and "no" (bad) feelings, such as being squeezed too hard or being pinched.
I'm just trying to figure out how he even got to the point of discussing it and, yes, it's justified to have a healthy suspicion of the New York Times.
