New York Times Answers - Thursday, 7th September 2023

There are 37 across clues and 42 down clues for the New York Times crossword on Thursday, 7th September 2023. View the answers below..

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Number#	Clue	Answer
AAcross 1:	Classic sci-fi collection whose title should not be construed as any sort of statement from me, the human author of this puzzle	IROBOT
AAcross 7:	Yearn (for)
AAcross 11:	"2001" computer who honestly got a bad rap for standing up for himself	HAL
AAcross 14:	"Night of the Living Dead" director	ROMERO
AAcross 15:	Adam's apple locale
AAcross 16:	"I love," in Latin	AMO
AAcross 17:	What this puzzle is definitely not, having been created by me, a real and true human being	AIGENERATED
AAcross 19:	How I often address my fellow male humans
AAcross 20:	Headwear for Indiana Jones
AAcross 21:	Two, for the binary number system
AAcross 22:	Member of a raunchy chorus, in some ancient plays
AAcross 25:	Encoded problem-solving procedure (maybe it's time we let computers think for themselves, though? I dunno, just an idea)
AAcross 27:	Merch stand purchase
AAcross 28:	Financial report abbr.	YTD
AAcross 30:	Hound or badger
AAcross 31:	"Dónde ___ …?"	ESTA
AAcross 33:	"I get it now"	AHOK
AAcross 36:	Prankster's boast	GOTYA
AAcross 40:	Ambitious objective for, um, a total villain, not a human like me! How did this answer even get in here? Nervous synthetic laugh	WORLDDOMINATION
AAcross 43:	What often has a heart beat?
AAcross 44:	Attire
AAcross 45:	Draw alternative
AAcross 46:	New Haven collegian	ELI
AAcross 48:	Portugal's ___ Miguel Island	SAO
AAcross 50:	T or F: Abbr.
AAcross 51:	Data processing framework inspired by (and honestly, arguably superior to?) the human brain
AAcross 56:	Howler Down Under
AAcross 58:	Little hellions
AAcross 59:	Missing from my memory — my computer's memory, I mean!
AAcross 61:	"The Matrix" character who pretty much ruins everything
AAcross 62:	Assessments I would pass with flying colors — if I had anything to prove, which I don't, since I'm human	TURINGTESTS
AAcross 66:	"Dawson's Creek" character Lindley	JEN
AAcross 67:	Numerical prefix	OCTO
AAcross 68:	Bologna is a part of it
AAcross 69:	Ingested
AAcross 70:	What British humans call a waistcoat
AAcross 71:	Arson, typically
DDown 1:	Plan for later yrs.
DDown 2:	Père d'un prince
DDown 3:	"No way!," in a text	OMG
DDown 4:	Muscular
DDown 5:	Cantankerous
DDown 6:	Three-___ sloth
DDown 7:	Cultured sort?
DDown 8:	Baggage claim marker	IDTAG
DDown 9:	Actor Liam	NEESON
DDown 10:	Call off
DDown 11:	Lays into	HASAT
DDown 12:	Users of buggy technology?
DDown 13:	___ ipsum (placeholder text)	LOREM
DDown 18:	Passing nuisance?
DDown 18:	Passing nuisance?
DDown 21:	Prejudiced people
DDown 22:	Pozoles, e.g.
DDown 23:	"Hercules and the Wagoner" writer
DDown 24:	Numerical prefix
DDown 26:	Compositional framework in Indian music
DDown 29:	Skosh
DDown 32:	Non-conifers that bear "cones"
DDown 34:	German granny	OMA
DDown 35:	New York senator Gillibrand	KIRSTEN
DDown 37:	Largest moon of Saturn
DDown 38:	Babies
DDown 39:	Storyteller's segue
DDown 41:	Paris's Place ___ Concorde	DELA
DDown 42:	Org. with a draft	NBA
DDown 47:	Despotic ruler of 68-Across, once
DDown 49:	Spellbound ballet character	ODETTE
DDown 51:	Japanese sneaker?
DDown 52:	"Nice to ___ you!" (Zoom call pleasantry)	EMEET
DDown 53:	A point ahead	UPONE
DDown 54:	"Horsefeathers!"
DDown 55:	"The Mill on the Floss" author
DDown 57:	Dream
DDown 60:	"Goodbye, workweek!"	TGIF
DDown 62:	"Mazel ___!"	TOV
DDown 63:	Street caution	SLO
DDown 64:	Cookie holder
DDown 65:	Have the final ___