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fast-moving
[fast-moo-ving, fahst-]
adjective
moving or capable of moving at high speed.
(of a novel, play, or the like) having sustained action and interest with events following one another rapidly; lively in plot.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of fast-moving1
Example Sentences
“AI systems can become unintentional amplifiers of false information when reliable data is drowned out by repetition and virality, especially during fast-moving events when false claims spread widely,” the report said.
Past television series including “Next,” “Person of Interest,” “Altered Carbon” and “Almost Human” addressed potential abuses of AI and how humans might deal with fast-moving technology, but it’s possible they all got there too early to resonate in the moment as much as, say, “Mountainhead,” HBO’s recent dark satire about tech billionaires playing a high-stakes game of chicken while the world burns because of hastily deployed AI software.
In many arid areas, dry or shallow creeks can quickly fill up with fast-moving water and become deadly.
People may think their trucks and SUVs can go through anything, but fast-moving water can flip a truck and carry it away.
Fast-moving flood waters swept homes and cars away, and for Camp Mystic, made it difficult for staff to move hundreds of girls to safer ground in the dark.
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