«Frankly, I think it is just best
avoided by everybody,» he said.)
Not exact matches
«But conflict can often be
avoided simply
by having your parent inform
everybody of his or her choice in advance, and the reasons he or she had for choosing that person.»
The parallel will only go so far, but it's worth remembering that while
everybody,
by the late Middle Ages, was
avoiding another bloody Crusade at all costs, Crusade remained the stated ambition of all good, pious rulers and intellectuals.
He has indicated in the past that he hopes to
avoid AI's potentially «devastating effects on economic issues and the democratic fabric,» partly
by making sure that AI is «
everybody's business.»