worry

Some worry it's the start of a slippery slope, that kids will use AI to cheat.

No worries, I won't ask the unlucky ones.

He was worried the whole time that he wanted to be good.

Don't worry, the money is being put to good use.

-I'm worried about this one.

Their chief conscious worry is that they need to get more snacks and that the carpet has some stains on it.

And instead of worrying that I might have a panic attack during this presentation or this meeting, you could think, "You know what?

So you don't have to worry that someone's gonna steal all your secrets tomorrow, but it will come.

Thou shalt worry a lot.

If you're concerned about democracy, don't worry about 100,000 Chinese kids swinging an election in 20 years.

It's panic, it's fear, it's worry, it's nervousness, it's the jitters.

I'm always struck that nobody really worries whether DeepMind's AlphaFold is conscious.

We got things to do, and worrying about whether you're a man or woman, Black or white is not what you need to be focusing on.

My teacher would always stop me from doing this, and it was really worrying because as a creative person, it's something that I do naturally.

And that worries me because for everyone growing up around AI, they'll see it as normal to sacrifice their unique perspective, becoming more and more shaped, even defined, by what they can't control.

feel more the of the freedom that I have in my, you know, mentally to not worry about it as much and just enjoy the fact that I'm wearing something so beautiful.

Whilst one chocolate lover would pay more for chocolate to support farmers and production, the other doesn't worry too much about the cost, but says the production process should be as efficient as possible.

It might be something that we find ourselves actively doing that collapses our spirits, or we start to worry acutely about a matter that suddenly enters our minds or an incident occurs from out of the blue that unsettles us.

And this really matters because in a computer, you can describe and understand everything about an algorithm, whether it's a language model or a word processor, without worrying about all the silicon shenanigans going on underneath.