How native speakers pronounce “aware”

(Laughter) People weren't aware they could have that. (Laughter)

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we face in our time. If computers can be conscious or sentient or aware, we'd be entering a new era in human history.

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Now, people on the radio, especially on NPR, are much more aware that they're going on the record, and so they're more careful about what they claim to be an expert in

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adapt and move forward. The second step is becoming aware of what I call your time bank. Now when you're frugal with your time,

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Like, don't do that! But definitely please, let's be aware of the differences, because the magic that's in those will help us move forward.

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But if we take a moment and we actually pay attention, what being aware of our privilege does for us is it helps us to see where we have access.

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There's Emily people, who are aware of what's going on in their bodies at all times. And if they have signs of burnout,

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checking in at every meeting, saying, "Where are you at?", asking people to become aware of and more clear in expressing how they feel

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and food insecurity are the major conditions that we as a clinic had to be aware of, but in other communities it could be

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and asking, "Is there something in where I live and where I work that I should be aware of?" Are there barriers to health that I'm just not aware of,

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and where I work that I should be aware of?" Are there barriers to health that I'm just not aware of, and more importantly, if there are barriers

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in similar content. Creators are very aware of this, and we actively use trending audios or hashtags

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and you can be sure that none of the middle schoolers saying "gyat" are aware of its etymology. Unfortunately, just like the euphemism of "unalive" isn't new,

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that reflects the diverse cultural moment we're all in. But I do think we should be aware. We should be aware when the way we're talking

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But I do think we should be aware. We should be aware when the way we're talking may have been conditioned by the algorithm.

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may have been conditioned by the algorithm. We should be aware when the words we're using may have been engineered to sell us things.

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may have been engineered to sell us things. We should be aware when our language regurgitates extremist rhetoric. And we should be aware when that language can be used to harm other people.

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We should be aware when our language regurgitates extremist rhetoric. And we should be aware when that language can be used to harm other people. We should be aware of etymology in general,

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And we should be aware when that language can be used to harm other people. We should be aware of etymology in general, because it helps us better understand who we are today.

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because it helps us better understand who we are today. We should be aware. And with that, I have just one final piece of slang for you.

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due to artisanal gold mining in Madre de Dios. I think people are not aware that sometimes the gold that you buy maybe is poisoning the rainforest in the Amazon or other tropical areas.

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That's a pretty good goal. I'm aware of one nonprofit that's trying to identify, in the next two years,

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there may always be ways of thinking that remain unique human strengths of which we may not even be aware. Second, perhaps more importantly,

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And how can we live gratefully? By experiencing, by becoming aware that every moment is a given moment, as we say.

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There is a wave of gratefulness because people are becoming aware how important this is and how this can change our world.

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And there have been 15 million candles lit in one decade. People are becoming aware that a grateful world is a happy world, and we all have the opportunity by the simple stop, look, go,

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But I'm better than I was before this project. And that's because it made me aware of the exploitation on the supply chain.

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It's more about a mindset. Being aware of the thousands of people involved in every little thing we do. Remembering that there's someone in a factory

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The first one is awareness. Be aware that your emotions can be guided by your language, love, anger and everything in between.

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love, anger and everything in between. Be aware that your humor is rooted in your cultural background, and it sometimes doesn't translate in another language.

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and it sometimes doesn't translate in another language. And be aware that your language skills and your surroundings can raise or lower your linguistic power over your partner.

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I think I especially have this tendency where once I'm aware of what I'm doing, I think that's it.

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I want to ask you a question about something that I think people who are aware of this space are potentially very freaked out about, which is the AI products that provide

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who would suspect them to be exercises in an intimate, fierce discipline, a metaphysics of being relentlessly aware? Such understated power here,

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♫ To do such a thing when I'm quite well aware ♫ ♫ Little boys do not like

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Don’t settle. Now I’m aware that my well-paying, glamorous career is not exactly the humdrum, “I hate my job” stereotype

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And I've gained spirituality. I'm aware that before, death was in the neighborhood.

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is a future in which that AI grows more perceptive, insightful and spatially aware, and they join us on our quest

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we've only dreamed of. We are the only species so advanced, so aware, so capable of building these extraordinary tools.

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is to kill its language. This is a reality that developed societies are aware of. The Germans, French, Japanese and Chinese, all these nations are aware of this.

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This is a reality that developed societies are aware of. The Germans, French, Japanese and Chinese, all these nations are aware of this. That's why they legislate to protect their language.

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So you may look at this and wonder, if intervention is so common in nature, why aren't we more aware of this? And I think it's because sometimes success is actually invisible to us.

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You might think it's easy to spot an obviously AI-generated image, and you're probably aware that algorithms are biased in some way. But all the evidence

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They know enough to know that there's a lot they don't know. Meanwhile, experts tend to be aware of just how knowledgeable they are. But they often make a different mistake:

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would she talk about foods that you have never seen or heard of? Are you aware how much of your community's food is no longer available to you?

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