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First, the bad news: Secondhand stress is nearly inescapable.
Encoding biases into machine learning models, and in general into the constructs we refer to as AI, is nearly inescapable — but we can sure do better than we have in past years.
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Before Haiyan made landfall, the Philippines evacuated hundreds of thousands of people, but for those in its path, the storm was nearly inescapable.
In a movie theater or at a play, it is possible to block out the world for a few hours; on television, war, terror and anthrax are nearly inescapable.
The advertisements for psychics and clairvoyants are nearly inescapable.
The images are nearly inescapable.
It's campy music video was nearly inescapable on early MTV.
And salt... well, holey moley, there is added (table) salt in nearly everything from canned goods, to frozen food, to processed foods to fast food to sit-down-restaurant-prepared food... it's nearly inescapable!
The hype is virtually inescapable.
Zarkana is almost inescapable.
If we are confronted with something which nature unaided by an intelligence truly could not or would not produce (e.g., a DVD player), a design conclusion of some sort is very nearly inescapable.
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