to automate
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4.0
- verb
- /ˈɔːtəˌmeɪt/
- The Pressey machine was introduced in the 1920s to automate individualized instruction, but the device never caught on.
- automate repetitive procedures
- automate a process
- automated system
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Watch on YouTubeWell, marketing we can automate, right, depending on your budget.
- Well, marketing we can automate, right, depending on your budget.
- So they want to, they want to basically automate how society performs.
- Now I completely automate anything that's not perishable.
- And so we go now all of a sudden I can be automating trust at scale.
- And so you want to automate deposits and manualize withdrawals.
- Import orders from any sales channel, ship with any carrier, and automate just about any shipping task.
- But nonetheless, this is a job that can be probably automated in the very near future.
- It's that are, are their jobs are being automated away?
- Well, so you could start with a lot of work that could be automated.
- Things like ChatGPT, open AI, all, there's all these different things that can automate a process or a system.
- Third, is there potential to automate?
- Thankfully, AI tools make it simple to create a website to automate communications and to manage your social media.
Examples
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In addition, the new system automates the archiving of that data for 10 years or more.
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Communications tools are also required to automate the coordination of work by widely separated groups.
Academic text (1996) -
Well, marketing we can automate, right, depending on your budget.
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It's just a way to automate it, to automate the process.
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But nonetheless, this is a job that can be probably automated in the very near future.
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Import orders from any sales channel, ship with any carrier, and automate just about any shipping task.
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Skynet, a computer program designed to automate missile defense.
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- Geena Davis came to Google with a proposal to automate this kind of analysis.
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Third, all of the processing for the direct load model is automated and monitored by consortium staff.
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The company plans to automate its inventory management system to reduce manual errors.
Synonyms
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To use computers to run a system and store its information
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5.6
Use machines to do work people used to do by hand
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7.2
Change a process so machines do the work instead of people
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7.2
To make something work without people using machines or computers
How Mechanized
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3.5
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4.0
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5.6
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3.7
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Automate comes from the part auto- which means 'self', the same piece you see in automatic and the short word auto. So to automate a task is to make it work by itself, without a person doing it.