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bleeding edge
the most advanced stage of a technology, art, etc., usually experimental and risky.
bleeding edge
noun
the very forefront of technological development
Word History and Origins
Origin of bleeding edge1
Example Sentences
If Morot and Tse, both at the bleeding edge of their field, end up making AI palatable for a younger generation, with M3GAN as their mascot, they’re at least doing it the old-school way, with tools that inspired them from the start.
Since the early ’90s, Deftones — the Sacramento-raised, metal-tinged experimentalists — have defined the bleeding edge of heavy guitar rock, working in elements of post-punk, shoegaze, electronics and melancholy whispered vocals.
These companies are on the bleeding edge of digital banking.
This show is at the very bleeding edge of my exhibition practice that way.
From his studio outside London, Eno, 75, recently took a break to speak over Zoom about the documentary, his thoughts on AI and his long and storied career on the bleeding edge.
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