saliency
Noun
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Quality of being salient; hence, vigor.
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It is, along with insight and imagination, a component of higher states of mind and a by-product of sagacity and saliency.
Thereby, the president asserted the saliency of Obasanjo’s South-West influence in Aso Rock over that of the Jagaban.
It’s unclear whether the saliency algorithm episode will lead to any lasting change in policy at Twitter, but what makes the scandal worse is that so many people were unaware that artificial intelligence was even in use.
It was encouraging that the saliency algorithm inspired a lot of people to conduct their own trials, and it sounds healthy for users to assess bias for themselves, but it didn’t have to be that difficult.