However, as AI enterprise technology becomes more pervasive and mainstream, businesses also need to ensure they are taking into account the importance of building trust between AI and the people who use the systems".
The idea that men had to pay not only for the sins of our fathers, but had to suffer for simply being a man became pervasive in mainstream media.
The pervasive externalism of mainstream neutral monism makes Russell's radical turn towards internalism particularly disorienting.
But Mowarin says that's changing, as Indigenous cultures and languages continue to be eroded by the pervasive influence of eurocentric mainstream Australia.
The Feminine Mystique, a landmark book by feminist Betty Friedan published in 1963 that described the pervasive dissatisfaction among women in mainstream American society in the post-World War II period.
The Concert Hall at the New York Society for Ethical Culture, June 20, 8 p.m. HERBIE HANCOCK Herbie Hancock's influence in jazz has been so pervasive among jazz pianists — and mainstream jazz in general — for so long that it's easy to take him for granted.
The mainstream media are pervasive with images of a slim figure having full-breasts or a small waist with full buttocks, known as the curvaceously thin woman (Harrison 2003).
In challenging mainstream media's pervasive message that women, in a nutshell, have to be thin, young sex objects, etc., a few refreshing voices have joined the conversation.
"If I want to tackle the impact of porn as default sex educator," she said, "I have to come up with something as appealing to the mainstream and as all-pervasive in our society as porn".
If I had to counter the impact of porn as sex education, I have to create something that has the potential to be as mainstream and as all-pervasive in our society today as porn currently is.
