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For the sixth page, What will help make the the proprioception more sophisticated?

[Assistant] Increasing the number of strategically-placed mechnosensors

Question: What will help make the the proprioception more sophisticated?


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In the context of the second page, Wyatt did the team do to increase sensitivity of the Optical Lace to the outside world?

[Assistant] They made the top of the lattice "sheath" soft and pliable

Question: Wyatt did the team do to increase sensitivity of the Optical Lace to the outside world?


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From the perspective of the third page, What allows the scaffold to have a different stiffness from the top to the bottom?

[Assistant] High-resolution 3D printing

Question: What allows the scaffold to have a different stiffness from the top to the bottom?


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The fifth page demonstrates the question: What is used in the Optical Lace to detect force? How would you answer it?

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Question: What is used in the Optical Lace to detect force?


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The 3-rd page poses the question: How can the light guides and scaffold be modified? How would you respond?

[Assistant] They can be modified for sensitivity, spatial resolution and accuracy.

Question: How can the light guides and scaffold be modified?


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What is highlighted in the third page about Why is the optical lace not ready for prime time?

[Assistant] The problem is with scalability: because of light loss, the material is limited to a certain size.

Question: Why is the optical lace not ready for prime time?


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For the 1-st page, What can multiple optical fibres measure?

[Assistant] They can measure pressure, pain and temperature.

Question: What can multiple optical fibres measure?


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In the context of the No.1 page, Which two ideas does the optical lace marry?

[Assistant] One biological-inspired, the other wholly alien

Question: Which two ideas does the optical lace marry?


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In relation to the 2-nd page, What is 'Proprioception'?

[Assistant] Is how we know where our body parts are in space without having to look at them, which lets us perform complex tasks when blind

Question: What is 'Proprioception'?


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In the No.6 page, what can be inferred about What does proprioception also rely on?

[Assistant] On stretching and other deformations withing the muscles and tendons and receptors under the skin, which generate electrical currents that shoot up into the brain for futher interpretation

Question: What does proprioception also rely on?


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Analyze the No.2 page and determine Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] The Optical Lace uses mechanical sensors to detect force. The optical lace is not yet ready for mass adoption as its scalability is limited by light loss, resulting in a maximum size it can handle. The light guides and scaffold can be modified for improved sensitivity, spatial resolution, and accuracy in optical detection of targets. The team increased the sensitivity of the Optical Lace to the outside world by making the top of the lattice "sheath" soft and pliable. The optical lace combines two distinct ideas: one that is inspired by biology and the other that is wholly alien in nature.

Question: Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.


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Referring to the No.6 page, How many of CaliBurger's restaurants will be using Flippy in two years' time?

[Assistant] At least 50

Question: How many of CaliBurger's restaurants will be using Flippy in two years' time?


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In the No.7 page provided, Why will humans always play a critical role in the hospitality side of the restaurant business?

[Assistant] Because of the social aspects of food

Question: Why will humans always play a critical role in the hospitality side of the restaurant business?


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Analyze the No.7 page and determine What will always be the purview of a chef?

[Assistant] Tasting food and creating recipes

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In the context of the 6-th page, What is not a mere robot but a robotic kitchen assistant?

[Assistant] The Flippy is.

Question: What is not a mere robot but a robotic kitchen assistant?


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In the page 7-th, Who has been working on a burger bot for a few years?

[Assistant] San Francisco-based Momentum Machines did.

Question: Who has been working on a burger bot for a few years?


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For the No.5 page, What does Flippy use to locate and identify what's in front of them and learn from experience?

[Assistant] It uses the latest round of machine learning software.

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What can you understand from the sixth page about Give some essential details in this illustration.

[Assistant] Momentum Machines, a San Francisco-based company, has been working on a burger bot for several years. The purview of a chef is to taste food and create recipes, which is an inherent and indispensable aspect of their profession. The Flippy is not just a robot but a robotic kitchen assistant that is not to be underestimated. It is a versatile and advanced kitchen helper that has the capability to perform complex tasks with ease, making it a valuable asset to any kitchen. Flippy, a robot kitchen assistant, employs the latest round of machine learning software to locate and identify objects in front of it and learn from its experiences. The hospitality side of the restaurant business will always require human involvement due to the crucial role that social interactions play in the enjoyment of food.

Question: Give some essential details in this illustration.


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What is highlighted in the fourth page about Did IBM making the announcement about oncologists occur after the Cleveland Clinic announcement?

[Assistant] Yes, it did.

Question: Did IBM making the announcement about oncologists occur after the Cleveland Clinic announcement?


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Referring to the No.7 page, When did the Cleveland Clinic announcement occur?

[Assistant] The Cleveland Clinic announcement occured in 2012.

Question: When did the Cleveland Clinic announcement occur?


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What can be deduced from the 6-th page about Has there been a shortage of updates since 2012?

[Assistant] No, there has not been.

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Considering the 1-st page, From what size did Watson shrink to that of four pizza boxes?

[Assistant] Watson shrank from the size of a large bedroom to that of four pizza boxes.

Question: From what size did Watson shrink to that of four pizza boxes?


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Referring to the No.4 page, In what year did IBM open-source Watson’s API?

[Assistant] IBM open-sourced Watson’s API in 2013.

Question: In what year did IBM open-source Watson’s API?


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The No.3 page poses the question: How is Watson accessible? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Watson is accessible via the cloud on tablet and smartphone.

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Take a look at the 2-nd page, What is deep learning?

[Assistant] Deep learning is an AI technique in which programs train themselves using huge annotated datasets.

Question: What is deep learning?


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In the fourth page provided, What has been the biggest change in the field of AI since 2012?

[Assistant] The biggest change since 2012 has been the rise of deep learning.

Question: What has been the biggest change in the field of AI since 2012?


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What is described in the No.6 page related to What AI project did Google DeepMind produce?

[Assistant] Google DeepMind produced AlphaGo deep learning computer program.

Question: What AI project did Google DeepMind produce?


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The No.7 page poses the question: What is Watson powered by? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Watson is powered by DeepQA software.

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For the fifth page, Is Watson marketed as cognitive computing for enterprise?

[Assistant] Yes, Watson is marketed as cognitive computing for enterprise.

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In relation to the 6-th page, Where were the computer servers located?

[Assistant] The computer servers were located in Yorktown Heights, New York.

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What does the No.5 page suggest about Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] In 2013, IBM open-sourced Watson's API. There has not been a shortage of updates since 2012. The computer servers were located in Yorktown Heights, New York. Deep learning is a machine learning technique that involves training artificial neural networks on large amounts of labeled data, in order to enable the network to learn and make predictions on new, unseen data. Watson is a cognitive computing platform that is accessible via the cloud on tablet and smartphone.

Question: Identify some key points in this picture.


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Considering the No.6 page, In "Project Syria", what do users experience?

[Assistant] They experience a tragic scene about the violence in Syria

Question: In "Project Syria", what do users experience?


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What does the 7-th page show about How will VR become mainstream as suggested by the author?

[Assistant] The general public will need to experience something uniquely thrilling .

Question: How will VR become mainstream as suggested by the author?


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Observe the No.1 page. Can you answer How many children have been displaced by recent violence?

[Assistant] Over a million children.

Question: How many children have been displaced by recent violence?


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What does the seventh page show about Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] The author suggests that VR will become mainstream when the general public experiences something uniquely thrilling. According to recent violence, over a million children have been displaced.

Question: Identify some key points in this picture.


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What can you understand from the fifth page about Does sending material via email constitute communication?

[Assistant] Yes, sending material via email constitutes communication.

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In relation to the No.1 page, If you print out class notes and distribute them to students, does it constitute "making material available online"?

[Assistant] No, it does not.

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According to the 4-th page, What is one example of a shared drive/intranet?

[Assistant] Microsoft 365

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Observe the No.6 page. Can you answer Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] It is not considered making material available online by simply printing out class notes and distributing them to students. Microsoft 365 is an example of a shared drive or intranet. Sending material via email constitutes communication.

Question: Specify some key components in this picture.


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According to the 3-rd page, When an author's work or film is presented to the public, what moral rights are guaranteed?

[Assistant] An author is given the right of attribution of authorship once their work or film is presented to the public.

Question: When an author's work or film is presented to the public, what moral rights are guaranteed?


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What do you observe in the No.6 page about What two moral rights concern authorship?

[Assistant] Authorship is covered by the right of attribution of authorship and the rights against false attribution of authorship.

Question: What two moral rights concern authorship?


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What can be deduced from the fourth page about What is prejudicially affected if an author is subjected to derogatory treatment?

[Assistant] An author's honour or reputation can be prejudicially affected because of derogatory treatment.

Question: What is prejudicially affected if an author is subjected to derogatory treatment?


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From the perspective of the third page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] The right of attribution of authorship and the rights against false attribution of authorship concern moral rights and are essential to the protection of authorship in a work. When an author's work or film is presented to the public, the author is guaranteed the right of attribution of authorship, as well as other moral rights, including the right of integrity and the right to prevent distortion, mutilation or other act in relation to the work that would be prejudicial to his honor or reputation. An author's honor and reputation can be prejudicially affected if subjected to derogatory treatment.

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In the 1-st page provided, Would could happen when we are able to connect our brains to the cloud?

[Assistant] Search the internet, translate a language and answer spoken questions and requests

Question: Would could happen when we are able to connect our brains to the cloud?


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What can be deduced from the sixth page about Who is Ray Kurzweil?

[Assistant] Ray Kurzweil is an inventor, thinker and futurist famous for forecasting the pace of technology and predicting the world of tomorrow.

Question: Who is Ray Kurzweil?


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Using the No.7 page as a reference, What will Kurzweil look into in this video?

[Assistant] Kurzweil look ahead to a time in the not-too-distant future when we will be able to connect our brains to the cloud.

Question: What will Kurzweil look into in this video?


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In the fourth page provided, Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] In this video, Kurzweil will examine the advancements in technology that will allow us to connect our brains to the cloud in the near future. With the ability to connect our brains to the cloud, we will be able to perform tasks such as searching the internet, translating languages, and answering spoken questions and requests. Ray Kurzweil is a well-known inventor, thinker, and futurist who is renowned for his predictions regarding the rapid advancement of technology and the future of our world.

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In relation to the first page, Who is credited with creating the image?

[Assistant] The University of Leicester is credited with creating the image.

Question: Who is credited with creating the image?


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From the perspective of the 4-th page, According to the article, can we see stars when approaching light speed?

[Assistant] No, we wouldn't see stars at all.

Question: According to the article, can we see stars when approaching light speed?


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What does the No.1 page suggest about Where does the article suggest magical things have been happening?

[Assistant] The article suggests magical things have been happening in the digital realm.

Question: Where does the article suggest magical things have been happening?


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Within the 7-th page, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] According to the article, it is impossible to see stars when approaching the speed of light, as one would not be able to see them at all. The article suggests that magical things have been happening in the digital realm. The University of Leicester is credited with creating the image.

Question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.


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In relation to the fourth page, What happened in late 2014?

[Assistant] A breakthrough in manufacturing occurred a few hundred miles above the earth

Question: What happened in late 2014?


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The 7-th page poses the question: Who is Jason Dunn? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Made in Space's cofounder and Chief Technology Officer.

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In the No.6 page, What is 'Made in Space'?

[Assistant] A startup born at Singularity University Labs

Question: What is 'Made in Space'?


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Using the 7-th page as a reference, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] In late 2014, a groundbreaking event occurred in the field of manufacturing, which took place several hundred miles above the Earth's surface. Jason Dunn is the cofounder and Chief Technology Officer of Made in Space, a company that specializes in space manufacturing technology. Made in Space is a startup that was born at Singularity University Labs.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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In the 5-th page, Who is the director of the Human Dynamics Lab at the MIT Media Lab

[Assistant] Sandy Pentland

Question: Who is the director of the Human Dynamics Lab at the MIT Media Lab


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In the context of the No.5 page, What can big data be used to understand?

[Assistant] Energy consumption and immigration trends

Question: What can big data be used to understand?


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Considering the No.1 page, Who is the men in the photo

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For the No.6 page, What is the sociometer?

[Assistant] A wearable sensor that is worn by employees to capture data on their physical interactions within a company.

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In the page second, What is another name for the sociometer?

[Assistant] Sociometric badge.

Question: What is another name for the sociometer?


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Considering the No.2 page, Who talked about sociometer?

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In the 3-rd page provided, List a handful of essential elements in this visual.

[Assistant] The sociometer is also known as the sociometric badge. Dr. Sandy Pentland is the director of the Human Dynamics Lab at the MIT Media Lab. The person in the photograph is a man, and his name is Sandy Pentland. Pentland talked about the sociometer. The sociometer is a wearable sensor that is worn by employees to collect data on their physical interactions within a company.

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How does the No.6 page reflect What kind of unions are for personalised ceremonies?

[Assistant] Personalised ceremonies are for civil unions.

Question: What kind of unions are for personalised ceremonies?


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What does the 3-rd page signify about Why do you need to choose a venue?

[Assistant] You'll need to know your venue when you apply for a civil union licence.

Question: Why do you need to choose a venue?


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Using the 3-rd page as a reference, What is a personalised ceremony?

[Assistant] A personalised ceremony is one you can have anywhere you and your celebrant agree.

Question: What is a personalised ceremony?


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Using the No.2 page as a reference, Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] Personalized ceremonies are for civil unions, while unions of a personalized nature are for personalized ceremonies. A personalised ceremony is one that can take place in any location agreed upon by the individual and their chosen celebrant. It is necessary to select a venue because the venue will be required when applying for a civil union license.

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In the context of the No.5 page, To change your name on a driver's licence, do you need evidence?

[Assistant] Yes, you do.

Question: To change your name on a driver's licence, do you need evidence?


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The 7-th page poses the question: If you were born in NZ, can you apply for a new birth certificate on your name change form?  How would you respond?

[Assistant] Yes, you can.

Question: If you were born in NZ, can you apply for a new birth certificate on your name change form?


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The No.7 page suggests an answer to Will a new birth certificate show your previously registered names if you were born in NZ?  What is it?

[Assistant] Yes, it will.

Question: Will a new birth certificate show your previously registered names if you were born in NZ?


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Using the No.6 page as a reference, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] A new birth certificate in New Zealand will display the names that were previously registered, even if the individual was born after the registration. Yes, you can apply for a new birth certificate on your name change form if you were born in New Zealand. Yes, you need evidence to change your name on a driver's licence.

Question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.


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What is highlighted in the fifth page about Can your parents access your marriage records if you're under 18?

[Assistant] Yes, they can access your marriage records.

Question: Can your parents access your marriage records if you're under 18?


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The No.6 page suggests an answer to Can you prevent public access to your name change records? What is it?

[Assistant] Yes, you can prevent public access to these records.

Question: Can you prevent public access to your name change records?


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The 6-th page demonstrates the question: Can you access your own records if you have a non-disclosure direction? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Yes, you can still access your records.

Question: Can you access your own records if you have a non-disclosure direction?


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The 3-rd page suggests an answer to Give some essential details in this illustration. What is it?

[Assistant] Yes, it is possible for a minor's parents to access their marriage records if they are under the age of 18. You can access your own records even if you have a non-disclosure direction. You can prevent public access to name change records by taking certain actions.

Question: Give some essential details in this illustration.


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The No.5 page demonstrates the question: What does early videos of Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot show, and what is the hardest task that teams face? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Early videos of Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot shows it recovering from a stout shove on the treadmill, and the hardest task teams face is how take on a multi-ion punch and remain standing.

Question: What does early videos of Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot show, and what is the hardest task that teams face?


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In the No.6 page, Who is one of MegaBots advisors?

[Assistant] Grant Imahara is one of MegaBots advisors.

Question: Who is one of MegaBots advisors?


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In the third page, Who will MegaBots be able to work with if they hit $1 million on their Kickstarter page?

[Assistant] If MegaBots hit $1 on their Kickstarter page they will be able to work with IHMC.

Question: Who will MegaBots be able to work with if they hit $1 million on their Kickstarter page?


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Based on the 7-th page, Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] Early videos of Boston Dynamics' Atlas robot demonstrate its ability to recover from a sturdy shove on the treadmill, while the most challenging task for teams is to enable the robot to withstand a multi-punch attack and remain standing without tumbling or losing balance. If MegaBots reach their fundraising goal of $1 million on their Kickstarter page, they will be able to collaborate with the Institute for Human and Machine Cognition (IHMC). Grant Imahara is one of MegaBots' advisors.

Question: Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.


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From the perspective of the No.1 page, Is Deep learning a subcategory of machine learning ?

[Assistant] Yes, Deep learning is a subcategory of machine learning.

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What conclusions can you draw from the 4-th page about How many Amazons could Deep learning be worth?

[Assistant] Deep learning could be worth 35 Amazons.

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The No.3 page demonstrates the question: As deep learning advances, can it automate and improve technology? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Yes, it should automate and improve technology.

Question: As deep learning advances, can it automate and improve technology?


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In the 5-th page, Does ARK both say that the cost of genome editing has fallen 28x to 52x in the last four years and that treating monogenic or single-gene diseases is worth an annual $70 billion globally?

[Assistant] Yes, it does.

Question: Does ARK both say that the cost of genome editing has fallen 28x to 52x in the last four years and that treating monogenic or single-gene diseases is worth an annual $70 billion globally?


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The 1-st page poses the question: What is the technique leading the genome editing revolution? How would you respond?

[Assistant] CRISPR is the technique leading the genome editing revolution.

Question: What is the technique leading the genome editing revolution?


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From the perspective of the No.3 page, Is personalized medicine one of the other areas of interest?

[Assistant] Yes, it is.

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In relation to the No.1 page, What is the title of this section (Number 2)

[Assistant] Fleet of Autonomous Taxis to Overtake Automakers

Question: What is the title of this section (Number 2)


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From the perspective of the third page, How much do automakers have a global market capitalization of?

[Assistant] A trillion dollars

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Using the No.4 page as a reference, How much are gross sales growing to in early 2030?

[Assistant] About $10 trillion

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Considering the 4-th page, Has 3D printing become part of mainstream consciousness, and according to ARK what will the 3D printing market grow to by 2020?

[Assistant] Yes, 3D printing has become part of mainstream consciousness, and according to ARK 3D printing may grow into a $41 billion market by 2020.

Question: Has 3D printing become part of mainstream consciousness, and according to ARK what will the 3D printing market grow to by 2020?


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From the perspective of the second page, What did Adidas partner with Carbon to mass-produce?

[Assistant] Adidas partners with Carbon to mass-produce shoe midsoles.

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From the 2-nd page, can you deduce Does the dream of an at-home replicator still eludes us?

[Assistant] Yes, the dream of an at-home replicator still eludes us.

Question: Does the dream of an at-home replicator still eludes us?


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In the third page provided, By what year will 75% of the world own a smartphone?

[Assistant] By 2020

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For the No.3 page, How could mobile transactions grow according to ARK?

[Assistant] Mobile transactions could grow 15x, from $1 trillion today to upwards of $15 trillion by 2020

Question: How could mobile transactions grow according to ARK?


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Based on the No.1 page, What other things are mobile transactions generally key to?

[Assistant] To financial inclusion in emerging and developed markets

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In the context of the No.3 page, What investment company did Catherine Wood found?

[Assistant] ARK Investment Management

Question: What investment company did Catherine Wood found?


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What is the 6-th page indicating about Where did Catherine Wood speak about "sizing up opportunity"?

[Assistant] Exponential Finance

Question: Where did Catherine Wood speak about "sizing up opportunity"?


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What do you observe in the No.4 page about What work role did Catherine Wood perform prior to founding ARK Investment Management?

[Assistant] CIO of Global Thematic Strategies

Question: What work role did Catherine Wood perform prior to founding ARK Investment Management?


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The No.4 page suggests an answer to How much money is robotics and automation going to liberate by 2035? What is it?

[Assistant] By 20135, robotics and automation is going to liberate $12 trillion.

Question: How much money is robotics and automation going to liberate by 2035?


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What does the 6-th page signify about How much has Amazon's robot workforce grown since 2014.

[Assistant] Since 2014, Amazon't robot workforce has grown from 1,000 to nearly 50,000 since 2014.

Question: How much has Amazon's robot workforce grown since 2014.


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What is depicted in the No.2 page related to What would US GDP in 2035 be like without robotics and automation?

[Assistant] By 2035, US GSP could be $12 trillion more than it would have been without robotics and automation.

Question: What would US GDP in 2035 be like without robotics and automation?


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Referring to the second page, Are Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Steem part of the young market of cryptoassets?

[Assistant] Yes, they are.

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What can be deduced from the third page about Who is the firm's blockchain products lead?

[Assistant] Chris Burniske is the firm's blockchain products lead.

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Based on the No.4 page, What is the market value of Bitcoin?

[Assistant] The market value of Bitcoin is nearly $40 billion.

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In the context of the No.1 page, Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] Since 2014, Amazon's robot workforce has grown significantly, from 1,000 to nearly 50,000, indicating a substantial increase in the use of automation in the company's operations. By 2035, robotics and automation are expected to liberate a total of $12 trillion globally. Adidas has partnered with Carbon to mass-produce shoe midsoles using carbon fiber technology. This innovative collaboration allows Adidas to create more sustainable and environmentally-friendly shoes for consumers. The use of carbon fiber in the production process results in midsoles that are both lightweight and strong, providing superior performance for Adidas customers. By working with Carbon, Adidas is able to reduce its environmental impact while continuing to provide high-quality products to its customers. By 2035, US GDP could be an estimated $12 trillion higher than it would have been without the proliferation of robotics and automation. By 2020, mobile transactions are projected to reach $15 trillion, increasing 15 times from their current value of $1 trillion, according to ARK Investment Management.

Question: Identify some key points in this picture.


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Considering the 4-th page, How many miles an hour does an Audi TTS hit?

[Assistant] 120 miles an hour.

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The No.2 page suggests an answer to Who is Shelley? What is it?

[Assistant] Stanford Dynamic Design Lab's robotic racer

Question: Who is Shelley?


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Based on the 4-th page, What was it in 2012?

[Assistant] It was a few seconds off the times of expert drivers

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The 3-rd page demonstrates the question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image. How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Shelley is a robotic racer created by the Stanford Dynamic Design Lab. The Audi TTS can reach a speed of 120 miles per hour. In 2012, the self-driving car's performance was slightly below that of expert drivers.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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Considering the No.3 page, Who is the article ' by?

[Assistant] Jason Dorrier

Question: Who is the article ' by?


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For the No.6 page, How many people have viewed this article?

[Assistant] 2,045

Question: How many people have viewed this article?


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The No.4 page demonstrates the question: How was the film, 'Rise' funded? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] With $40,000 in Kickstarter funding

Question: How was the film, 'Rise' funded?


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What does the No.5 page tell us about Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] The film 'Rise' was funded with $40,000 in Kickstarter funding. This article has been viewed by 2,045 people.

Question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.


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In relation to the No.6 page, What is a new language according to Alcala?

[Assistant] VR.

Question: What is a new language according to Alcala?


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In the first page, can you find the answer to What is VR?

[Assistant] A new language to teach us new words to understand new reality.

Question: What is VR?


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For the sixth page, What will CGI become?

[Assistant] Photorealistic.

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Using the 1-st page as a reference, List a handful of essential elements in this visual.

[Assistant] CGI will become increasingly photorealistic, allowing for more realistic and immersive digital experiences. Virtual reality is a new language that enables us to learn and understand new concepts and realities. What is a new language according to Alcala? Virtual Reality.

Question: List a handful of essential elements in this visual.


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Using the No.6 page as a reference, What is the name of this company

[Assistant] Singularity Hub

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Observe the No.6 page. Can you answer Which company is on the leading edge of artitical intelligence research

[Assistant] Facebook

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For the No.5 page, what do they spend a great deal of time doing?

[Assistant] watching how their content performs and the discussions that form around it

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In the context of the No.2 page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] Facebook is at the forefront of artificial intelligence research. They spend a great deal of time watching how their content performs and the discussions that form around it. The name of this company is Singularity Hub.

Question: Point out several critical features in this image.


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In the page No.4, Is the story of Palmer Luckey's invention now enshrined in tech lore?

[Assistant] Yes, it is.

Question: Is the story of Palmer Luckey's invention now enshrined in tech lore?


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In the No.5 page, Was the original Oculus Rift anywhere close to a finished product?

[Assistant] No, it was not.

Question: Was the original Oculus Rift anywhere close to a finished product?


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The first page poses the question: John Carmack is a legendary what? How would you respond?

[Assistant] John Carmack is a legendary video game developer.

Question: John Carmack is a legendary what?


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The No.4 page poses the question: What needed to be invented for eye tracking? How would you respond?

[Assistant] They needed to make their own algorithms.

Question: What needed to be invented for eye tracking?


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The fifth page suggests an answer to What do you think the mojo lens does? What is it?

[Assistant] Delivers information straight to your eyes.

Question: What do you think the mojo lens does?


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The fifth page poses the question: What does the phrase ‘called in from the future’ mean? How would you respond?

[Assistant] They required to invent many things for the product to work.

Question: What does the phrase ‘called in from the future’ mean?


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Referring to the No.6 page, Who were Google Glass and Magic Leap aimed at?

[Assistant] the  mainstream

Question: Who were Google Glass and Magic Leap aimed at?


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In the sixth page provided, What tech writer still remembers Google Glass and Magic Leap?

[Assistant] Mojo

Question: What tech writer still remembers Google Glass and Magic Leap?


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The No.2 page poses the question: What type of headsets are Magic Leap and Google Glass? How would you respond?

[Assistant] AR headsets

Question: What type of headsets are Magic Leap and Google Glass?


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What can you understand from the 1-st page about Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] Magic Leap and Google Glass are both examples of augmented reality (AR) headsets. John Carmack is a legendary video game developer who has made significant contributions to the gaming industry. The Mojo Lens is a device that transmits information directly to the wearer's eyes, allowing for an enhanced and convenient experience of receiving and processing information. I am a tech writer who still remember Google Glass and Magic Leap, they are known as Mojo. Google Glass and Magic Leap were designed for the mainstream.

Question: Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.


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Within the first page, What is the windfarm called?

[Assistant] Hywind

Question: What is the windfarm called?


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The 11-th page poses the question: What is the name of the Norwegian energy firm that has been speardheading the wind farm? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Statoil

Question: What is the name of the Norwegian energy firm that has been speardheading the wind farm?


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The No.9 page demonstrates the question: Where is the world's first floating offshore wind farm located? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] In the North Sea off the coast of Peterhead, Scotland

Question: Where is the world's first floating offshore wind farm located?


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According to the No.7 page, Give some essential details in this illustration.

[Assistant] The windfarm is called Hywind. The world's first floating offshore wind farm is located in the North Sea off the coast of Peterhead, Scotland. Statoil, the Norwegian energy firm, has been leading the development of wind farms.

Question: Give some essential details in this illustration.


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Using the No.6 page as a reference, What financial questions are asked when applying for financial help to raise a child?

[Assistant] What have you earne din the last year, how much do you may in rent or morgage and the value of your assets

Question: What financial questions are asked when applying for financial help to raise a child?


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In the No.2 page, what can be inferred about What do you have to do find out if you are entitled to financial help to raise children?

[Assistant] Answer some confidental questions

Question: What do you have to do find out if you are entitled to financial help to raise children?


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What is highlighted in the 5-th page about Can you get financial help raising a child that's not yours?

[Assistant] Yes you can get financial help when looking after a child that is not yours

Question: Can you get financial help raising a child that's not yours?


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Based on the No.8 page, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] In the process of applying for financial assistance to raise a child, potential recipients may be asked to provide details about their most recent income, rent or mortgage payments, and the value of their assets. Yes, it is possible to obtain financial assistance when raising a child that is not biologically yours. To determine if financial assistance is available to raise children, it is necessary to answer a series of confidential questions.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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According to the 7-th page, What age group is eligible for the young parent payment?

[Assistant] The young parent payment helps young parents aged 16 to 19.

Question: What age group is eligible for the young parent payment?


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For the fifth page, Does the youth payment help those who are living with their parents?

[Assistant] No, the youth payment is for those who can't live with their parents and have no other financial support.

Question: Does the youth payment help those who are living with their parents?


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Referring to the eighth page, How often is the youth payment paid?

[Assistant] The youth payment is paid weekly.

Question: How often is the youth payment paid?


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Considering the 3-rd page, Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.

[Assistant] The young parent payment is available for young people aged 16 to 19 who are parents or expecting parents. The youth allowance is paid weekly. The youth payment is designed to assist individuals who are unable to live with their parents due to a lack of financial support. It does not provide assistance for those who are living with their parents.

Question: Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.


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Take a look at the 6-th page, How wrote the book?

[Assistant] McAfee did.

Question: How wrote the book?


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What is depicted in the No.6 page related to Who many humans were on earth in 1960?

[Assistant] There were 3 billion humans.

Question: Who many humans were on earth in 1960?


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From the perspective of the 3-rd page, How many humans were on earth in 1927?

[Assistant] There were 2 billion humans.

Question: How many humans were on earth in 1927?


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From the perspective of the first page, Is taking less from the Earth a part of the surprising turn of events?

[Assistant] Yes, it is.

Question: Is taking less from the Earth a part of the surprising turn of events?


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For the No.4 page, Did McAfee write a book?

[Assistant] Yes, McAfee wrote a book.

Question: Did McAfee write a book?


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The 6-th page demonstrates the question: Is the turning point unprecedented in human history? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Yes, it is.

Question: Is the turning point unprecedented in human history?


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What can be inferred from the No.11 page regarding What is the title of this article and what company are they talking about.

[Assistant] Work left to do. Talking about McAfee.

Question: What is the title of this article and what company are they talking about.


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In the No.1 page, what can be inferred about What does decrease in "social capital" mean?

[Assistant] A decrease in human relationships and connections.

Question: What does decrease in "social capital" mean?


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From the eighth page, can you deduce What does McAfee encourage readers to do?

[Assistant] Work to reverse the increasing disconnection we're experiencing in many societies and communities.

Question: What does McAfee encourage readers to do?


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For the 8-th page, What is the title of this section?

[Assistant] Taming the Beasts.

Question: What is the title of this section?


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In the context of the No.10 page, What two things don't yield great outcomes across the board?

[Assistant] Technology and Capitalism

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For the 11-th page, Who is quoted in this section?

[Assistant] McAfee is mentioned

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Referring to the No.1 page, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] McAfee wrote the book, which he did... In 1960, there were 3 billion humans on earth. The turning point is unprecedented in human history, as it is. Yes, it is a part of the surprising turn of events that taking less from the Earth is occurring. In 1927, there were approximately 2 billion humans living on Earth.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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The No.7 page demonstrates the question: What institution used a deep neural network to read people's thoughts? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Kyoto University used a deep neural network to read and interpret people's thoughts.

Question: What institution used a deep neural network to read people's thoughts?


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The eighth page suggests an answer to What is deep image reconstruction? What is it?

[Assistant] Deep image reconstruction is a new technique that moves beyond binary pixels, giving researchers the ability to decode images that have multiple layers of color and structure.

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Take a look at the 1-st page, What previous methods were used to read and interpret people's thoughts?

[Assistant] Previous methods of reading and interpreting people's thoughts involved deconstructing images based on their pixels and basic shapes.

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What is the fourth page indicating about What were the three categories of images viewed in the study?

[Assistant] Natural phenomena, artificial geometric shapes, and letters of the alphabet were viewed in the study.

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Considering the No.6 page, What do bottom 3 images in each column of the array represent?

[Assistant] The bottom 3 images represent reconstructions from 3 subjects utilizing the DGN.

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In the 6-th page provided, How long did the study last?

[Assistant] The study lasted 10 months.

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In the No.1 page, How was the team's model trained?

[Assistant] By using only natural images

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In the eleventh page, What do the reconstructed images from the study look like?

[Assistant] Like minimally-detailed blobs

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The ninth page poses the question: What did the model have a harder time with? How would you respond?

[Assistant] With trying to decode brain activity when people were asked to remember images

Question: What did the model have a harder time with?


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From the eleventh page, can you deduce Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] The bottom three images in each column of the array represent reconstructions from three subjects utilizing a particular technique or method. Previous methods of reading and interpreting people's thoughts involved deconstructing images based on their pixels and basic shapes, leading to a limited understanding of human cognition and perception. The team's model was trained using only natural images, demonstrating their commitment to creating an effective and reliable model. The study lasted for a duration of 10 months. The study involved viewing three categories of images: natural phenomena, artificial geometric shapes, and letters of the alphabet.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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In the 1-st page, Who is the picture of and who wrote this article?

[Assistant] The picture is of Ray Kurzweil and Singularity Hub Staff wrote this article.

Question: Who is the picture of and who wrote this article?


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Observe the No.8 page. Can you answer Who is Ray Kurzweil?

[Assistant] Ray Kurzweil is an inventor, thinker, and futurist famous for forecasting the pace of technology and predicting the world of tomorrow.

Question: Who is Ray Kurzweil?


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Based on the third page, When was this article written?

[Assistant] This article was written June 2,2017.

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In the No.9 page provided, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] The article was written on June 2, 2017. The picture is of Ray Kurzweil and the article was written by Singularity Hub Staff. Ray Kurzweil is a renowned inventor, thinker, and futurist who has accurately predicted the rapid pace of technological advancement and envisioned the world of the future.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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What does the No.4 page suggest about Where was the interview at Singularity University's Global Summit held at?

[Assistant] San Francisco.

Question: Where was the interview at Singularity University's Global Summit held at?


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In the third page provided, How many publications has Dr Sylvia Earle released?

[Assistant] Over 200 publications.

Question: How many publications has Dr Sylvia Earle released?


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Take a look at the No.1 page, How many honorary degrees does Dr Sylvia Earle have?

[Assistant] 29 honorary degrees.

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Examine the ninth page. How would you answer Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.

[Assistant] Dr. Sylvia Earle has 29 honorary degrees. The interview took place at Singularity University's Global Summit, which was held in San Francisco. Dr. Sylvia Earle has released over 200 publications during her career.

Question: Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.


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What conclusions can you draw from the eleventh page about How many robots where involve in this new record of "most robots dancing simultaneously"?

[Assistant] 1069

Question: How many robots where involve in this new record of "most robots dancing simultaneously"?


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What conclusions can you draw from the seventh page about What tasts can robots perform?

[Assistant] Shuttle products around a warehouse, prepare food

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From the 11-th page, can you deduce Who made these identical robots

[Assistant] WL Intelligent Technology Co. Ltd

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Referring to the No.2 page, Give some essential details in this illustration.

[Assistant] The makers of these identical robots are WL Intelligent Technology Co. Ltd. Robots can perform various tasks, such as transporting products around a warehouse and preparing food. In the new record for most robots dancing simultaneously, 1069 robots participated.

Question: Give some essential details in this illustration.


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The No.4 page suggests an answer to Does the History of Medicine collection contain electronic resources? What is it?

[Assistant] Yes

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The sixth page poses the question: How many pictures are in screenshot? How would you respond?

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The second page demonstrates the question: Besides the history of medicine, what other topics does the resources in the History of Medicine collection cover? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Scientific disciplines, social sciences and humanities

Question: Besides the history of medicine, what other topics does the resources in the History of Medicine collection cover?


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What does the 9-th page suggest about Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] The History of Medicine collection contains electronic resources. The History of Medicine collection covers a wide range of topics beyond just medical history, including scientific disciplines, social sciences, and humanities. There are two pictures in the screenshot.

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In the ninth page, What does the archives and manuscripts collection cover

[Assistant] the archives and manuscripts collection covers a broad range of themes relating to health and medicine

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What is portrayed in the No.9 page regarding what can be found at the Wellcome Library

[Assistant] unpublished material, drafts, notes, letters, photographs and more can be found in personal papers, manuscripts, and organizational archives held at the wellcome library

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In the eighth page, Where is the wide range of personal papers, manuscripts and organizational archives held

[Assistant] the wide range of personal papers, manuscripts and organizational archives are held in the archives and manuscripts collection

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From the perspective of the No.5 page, Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] The archives and manuscripts collection holds a wide range of personal papers, manuscripts, and organizational archives. The Wellcome Library holds a vast array of unpublished materials, including drafts, notes, letters, and photographs, which can be found in its personal papers, manuscripts, and organizational archives. The archives and manuscripts collection covers a broad range of themes related to health and medicine.

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The 11-th page demonstrates the question: What material requires you to accept the terms and conditions of before viewing? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Some archives and clinical material

Question: What material requires you to accept the terms and conditions of before viewing?


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According to the 7-th page, Does this website allow you to browse film and sound recordings?

[Assistant] Yes

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What does the 3-rd page communicate about Are photographs completely free to view?

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What is discussed in the ninth page about Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.

[Assistant] Photographs are completely free to view. The website allows for browsing of film and sound recordings. Before viewing certain archives and clinical materials, it is necessary to accept the terms and conditions set forth by the material provider.

Question: Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.


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What does the No.1 page express about Is the fact that some data is unique a reason to curate?

[Assistant] Yes, it is.

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What does the 3-rd page indicate about What is based on verifiable data?

[Assistant] Better research is.

Question: What is based on verifiable data?


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In the No.3 page provided, What may represent records and have associated legal requirements?

[Assistant] Data may.

Question: What may represent records and have associated legal requirements?


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Referring to the first page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] Records and data may be represented and may be subject to legal requirements. Better research is based on verifiable data. It is important to curate data even if some of it is unique, as the unique nature of the data is a compelling reason to do so.

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In the context of the 1-st page, Who wrote the article on the fourth industrial revolution being here?

[Assistant] Andrew J. O'Keefe II wrote the article on the fourth industrial revolution being here.

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From the perspective of the second page, When was the article on the fourth industrial revolution being here published?

[Assistant] The article on the fourth industrial revolution being here was published on Dec 16, 2016.

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Take a look at the No.1 page, Who is the founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum?

[Assistant] Klaus Schwab is the founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum.

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Observe the No.3 page. Can you answer Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] The article on the fourth industrial revolution being here was published on December 16, 2016. The article on the fourth industrial revolution being present was written by Andrew J. O'Keefe II. Klaus Schwab is the founder and executive chairman of the World Economic Forum.

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Within the third page, What are three physical features of the helper robot described in this article?

[Assistant] It is bullet-shaped, it has a smooth white-on-black design and it rolls on wheels

Question: What are three physical features of the helper robot described in this article?


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The No.2 page suggests an answer to What chores can the helper robot do? What is it?

[Assistant] It can do laundry, put away dishes and vacuum the floor

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From the perspective of the No.2 page, What is Jason Dorrier's favourite part of the film ZARI?

[Assistant] That it features a future firmly rooted in the present

Question: What is Jason Dorrier's favourite part of the film ZARI?


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In the context of the No.1 page, Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] The helper robot can perform laundry, put away dishes, and vacuum the floor. Jason Dorrier's favorite part of the film ZARI is that it features a future that is firmly rooted in the present. The helper robot described in this article is a bullet-shaped device with a smooth white-on-black design, and it rolls on wheels.

Question: Specify some key components in this picture.


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What is the 1-st page indicating about Who is nowhere near achieving artificial general intelligence or consciousness?

[Assistant] AI developers are nowhere near achieving artificial general intelligence or consciousness

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Within the 3-rd page, What is one crucial goal AI developers are zeroing in on?

[Assistant] Inprobing the transparency and explainability of AI systems is one crucial goal.

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Take a look at the 4-th page, What is still up for debate?

[Assistant] Whether a consc6machine is possible,  neccessary or desirable is still up for debate.

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In the 4-th page, can you find the answer to How many neurones does the article mention replacing with a silicon chip?

[Assistant] One

Question: How many neurones does the article mention replacing with a silicon chip?


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What is highlighted in the fourth page about Who asks the question in the article?

[Assistant] Berlin

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Observe the No.4 page. Can you answer What is the name of the test mentioned in the article ?

[Assistant] Turing test

Question: What is the name of the test mentioned in the article ?


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For the No.3 page, What is this article about?

[Assistant] This is about human brains and computers.

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Using the 4-th page as a reference, What is the title of this article?

[Assistant] It is "Modeling on the Unknown".

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In the context of the 1-st page, What does Dr. Heather Berlin do?

[Assistant] She is a cognitive neuroscientist and professor of psychiatry at the Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai.

Question: What does Dr. Heather Berlin do?


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What is discussed in the 3-rd page about Has artificial intelligence been used to diagnose illnesses and participate in debate?

[Assistant] Yes

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How does the 4-th page answer What percent of European companies that claim to be using AI don't actually use it?

[Assistant] 40 percent

Question: What percent of European companies that claim to be using AI don't actually use it?


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According to the 3-rd page, What uses statistics to find patterns in large datasets and make predictions?

[Assistant] Machine learning

Question: What uses statistics to find patterns in large datasets and make predictions?


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The No.2 page suggests an answer to Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic. What is it?

[Assistant] Artificial general intelligence and consciousness are still far from being achieved by AI developers. Machine learning uses statistics to find patterns and make predictions by analyzing large datasets. The article mentions replacing one neuron with a silicon chip. Artificial intelligence has been used to diagnose illnesses and participate in debates. The Turing test is a widely recognized and influential test of a machine's ability to demonstrate intelligent behavior that is equivalent to, or indistinguishable from, that of a human.

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What is the 1-st page indicating about What is two result of lamming on the brakes in traffic, speeding up before a light turns red and split-second decisions?

[Assistant] bodily injury or even a loss of life

Question: What is two result of lamming on the brakes in traffic, speeding up before a light turns red and split-second decisions?


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What does the sixth page signify about what invention can reduce the tens of thousands of auto fatalities accusing yearly

[Assistant] Self-driving car

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In the 1-st page provided, who was the writer of this article

[Assistant] Andrew J. O'keefe II

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In the context of the No.12 page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] Driving with sudden and reckless actions, such as lamming on the brakes in traffic, speeding up before a light turns red, and making split-second decisions, can result in serious consequences, including physical harm or even loss of life. The invention of self-driving cars has the potential to significantly reduce the tens of thousands of fatalities that occur annually due to automobile accidents. Andrew J. O'Keefe II was the writer of this article.

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What can be inferred from the No.8 page regarding What is an educated guess based on?

[Assistant] Prototypes and limited feedback

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From the perspective of the 7-th page, What should you manufacture more?

[Assistant] To reduce the cost of each unit

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Take a look at the No.11 page, What does Rogers think Manufacturers should do before going full scale?

[Assistant] Run through tons of potentially good ideas and then test them out.

Question: What does Rogers think Manufacturers should do before going full scale?


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According to the first page, How long did it take them to 3D print a car?

[Assistant] 6 days.

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What does the 12-th page communicate about What is the name of the 3D printed car?

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Question: What is the name of the 3D printed car?


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In the No.1 page provided, Do they have a design and development team that are planning a commercially available 3D printed car?

[Assistant] Yes.

Question: Do they have a design and development team that are planning a commercially available 3D printed car?


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The first page demonstrates the question: Point out several critical features in this image. How would you answer it?

[Assistant] An educated guess is derived from prototypes and limited feedback. To reduce the cost of each unit, it is recommended that you manufacture more of the following items: [list of items]. By increasing production, you can take advantage of economies of scale and lower the cost of each unit manufactured. Yes, they have a design and development team that is planning to bring a commercially available 3D printed car to the market. The 3D printed car, known as Strati, has been the subject of much discussion and curiosity. Its name has now been announced. Rogers believes that manufacturers should conduct extensive testing of various promising ideas before fully implementing them.

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For the No.1 page, Who authored this page?

[Assistant] This page was authored by Sarah Higgins

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The first page demonstrates the question: Where did Sarah Higgins teach? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Sarah Higgins taught at the University of Aberystwyth

Question: Where did Sarah Higgins teach?


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The first page poses the question: What is the title of this page? How would you respond?

[Assistant] The title of this page is "Lifecycle Planning for Successful Digital Curation"

Question: What is the title of this page?


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According to the No.9 page, Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.

[Assistant] The creator of this page is Sarah Higgins. This page is titled "Lifecycle Planning for Successful Digital Curation". Sarah Higgins taught at the University of Aberystwyth.

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Take a look at the No.2 page, Who from the National e-Science Centre authored a paper on Scientific Metadata?

[Assistant] Clive Davenhall from the National e-Science Centre authored a paper on Scientific Metadata.

Question: Who from the National e-Science Centre authored a paper on Scientific Metadata?


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For the tenth page, How is scientific data generated?

[Assistant] Scientific data is generated by experiments and observations.

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The 10-th page demonstrates the question: What type of information makes up the metadata for the data set? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Auxillary information makes up the metadata for the data set.

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Referring to the No.2 page, Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] Clive Davenhall, from the National e-Science Centre, authored a paper on scientific metadata. The metadata for the data set includes auxiliary information. Scientific data is generated through experiments and observations.

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What is highlighted in the eleventh page about What purpose or function does the OAIS provide?

[Assistant] OAIS provides a reference model for curation; it provides a generic framework for building a complete archival repository, identifies the responsibilities of producers, consumers and managers on paper and digitally.

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In the context of the No.3 page, What does the the specified chapter of the manual show to ensure effective long-term preservation of information objects?

[Assistant] The specified chapter in the manual looks at the processes it defines to ensure long-term preservation.

Question: What does the the specified chapter of the manual show to ensure effective long-term preservation of information objects?


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In relation to the No.3 page, Who looked in to the OAIS Reference Model?

[Assistant] Sarah Higgins from the University of Aberystwyth looked in to the OAIS Reference Model.

Question: Who looked in to the OAIS Reference Model?


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From the perspective of the No.10 page, Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] Sarah Higgins, a researcher from the University of Aberystwyth, investigated the OAIS Reference Model. The specified chapter in the manual outlines the processes for ensuring effective long-term preservation of information objects. OAIS provides a reference model for curation that identifies the responsibilities of producers, consumers, and managers in a complete archival repository, both in paper and digitally. It serves as a generic framework for building such a repository, providing a comprehensive and unified approach to archival management.

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In the context of the No.11 page, What are the names of the authors who wrote Managing Digital Video Research Data across the Curation Lifecycle?

[Assistant] Stephen Gray and Angus Whyte are the authors who wrote Managing Digital Video Research Data across the Curation Lifecycle.

Question: What are the names of the authors who wrote Managing Digital Video Research Data across the Curation Lifecycle?


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For the No.12 page, Why is digital video an important form of research data?

[Assistant] Digital video is an increasingly important form of research data in many fields because it serves as a raw material for observational and experimental analysis.

Question: Why is digital video an important form of research data?


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From the perspective of the 4-th page, What have large scale digitisation efforts done?

[Assistant] Large scale digitisation efforts have broadened the range of historical collections open for education use.

Question: What have large scale digitisation efforts done?


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According to the No.12 page, Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] Digital video is a critical form of research data because it provides a raw material for observational and experimental analysis in various fields. Large-scale digitization efforts have significantly expanded the scope of historical collections available for educational use, enabling access to a wider range of resources and fostering more comprehensive scholarship. The book "Managing Digital Video Research Data across the Curation Lifecycle" was written by Stephen Gray and Angus Whyte.

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Using the No.1 page as a reference, What is the name of the AHRC data policy?

[Assistant] The AHRC does not have a standalone data policy.

Question: What is the name of the AHRC data policy?


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The No.1 page poses the question: When did AHRC remove its requirement for a Technical Plan? How would you respond?

[Assistant] On March 29th 2018, AHRC removed its requirement for a Technical Plan.

Question: When did AHRC remove its requirement for a Technical Plan?


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How does the third page answer Where is the research data covered?

[Assistant] Research data is covered in the Research Funding Guide.

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In the page No.7, Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] The AHRC does not have a standalone data policy. On March 29th, 2018, the AHRC removed its requirement for a Technical Plan. Research data is covered in the Research Funding Guide.

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Referring to the second page, Is there a Frequently Asked Questions document available under 'Additional Guidance'?

[Assistant] Yes, there is a Frequently Asked Questions document available under 'Additional Guidance'.

Question: Is there a Frequently Asked Questions document available under 'Additional Guidance'?


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Using the 2-nd page as a reference, What is the page limit for the Data Management Plan?

[Assistant] The Data Management Plan is limited to a maximum one side of A4.

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What is discussed in the 3-rd page about Does the BBSRC reserve the right to withdraw proposals that do not adhere to the guidelines?

[Assistant] Yes, the BBSRC reserves the right to withdraw proposals that do not adhere to the guidelines.

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For the No.3 page, Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] The BBSRC reserves the right to withdraw proposals that do not adhere to the guidelines. The maximum page limit for the Data Management Plan is one side of A4. Yes, there is a Frequently Asked Questions document available under 'Additional Guidance' that provides answers to commonly asked questions regarding a particular topic.

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The ninth page demonstrates the question: What is the title of this page? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] The title of this page is "Policy Specifics"

Question: What is the title of this page?


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In the page No.8, How many subheadings are on the page?

[Assistant] There are two subheadings on the page

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From the 5-th page, can you deduce Does the EPSRC require data management plans?

[Assistant] No, the EPSRC require data management plans

Question: Does the EPSRC require data management plans?


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Observe the No.3 page. Can you answer List a handful of essential elements in this visual.

[Assistant] The EPSRC does not require data management plans, but the EPSRC requires data management plans. The title of this page is "Policy Specifics".

Question: List a handful of essential elements in this visual.


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The No.10 page suggests an answer to What plan must ESRC applicants submit as part of their Je-S application? What is it?

[Assistant] A data management plan

Question: What plan must ESRC applicants submit as part of their Je-S application?


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The tenth page poses the question: How long from the end of the project must all data from the ESRC grant be made available? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Within three months

Question: How long from the end of the project must all data from the ESRC grant be made available?


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Referring to the No.10 page, Is there stipulation on how long data must be retained from an ESRC grant?

[Assistant] No

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What is highlighted in the fifth page about List a handful of essential elements in this visual.

[Assistant] Applicants for the Economic and Social Research Council (ESRC) must submit a data management plan as part of their Je-S application. All data from the ESRC grant must be made available within three months from the end of the project. There is no stipulation regarding the retention of data from an ESRC grant, as indicated by the response 'No.'

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For the sixth page, What must all applicants submitting funding proposals to the MRC include?

[Assistant] A Data Management Plan (DMP)

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In the 5-th page, Why might publication be delayed?

[Assistant] To allow time for applications to be drafted

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Referring to the No.10 page, What plan do time limits apply to, and what do they concern?

[Assistant] Time limits apply to the Data Management Plan, and they concern the deposit and retention .

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Considering the No.9 page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] All applicants submitting funding proposals to the MRC must include a Data Management Plan (DMP) in their application. The Data Management Plan is subject to time limits, which concern the deposit and retention of data. Publication may be delayed to allow for the drafting of applications.

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Take a look at the No.6 page, What must an application for NERC funding include

[Assistant] A Data Management Plan

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The No.6 page demonstrates the question: What must all research publications arising from NERC funding include How would you answer it?

[Assistant] A statement on how the supporting data and any other relevant materials can be accessed

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The No.12 page demonstrates the question: Is there a time limit to allow those who undertake NERC funded work to publish the results of the data they have collected How would you answer it?

[Assistant] There will normally be a maximum of two years from the end of data collection

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What does the No.6 page express about Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.

[Assistant] A Data Management Plan is required for all applications seeking funding from the NERC. For NERC-funded research, there is a two-year time limit to publish the results of the data collected, starting from the end of data collection.

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In the context of the No.1 page, What does the acronym DaMSSI stand for?

[Assistant] The acronym DaMSSI stands for Research Data Management Skills Support Initiative.

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How does the No.2 page reflect What does the acronym RDF stand for?

[Assistant] The acronym RDF stands for Researcher Development Framework.

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According to the 2-nd page, What does the acronym SCONUL stand for?

[Assistant] The acronym SCONUL stand for Society of College, National and University Libraries.

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How does the No.1 page reflect Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] The Society of College, National and University Libraries is commonly referred to by its acronym, SCONUL. DaMSSI stands for the Research Data Management Skills Support Initiative, which provides support for individuals to develop and enhance their skills in managing research data. The acronym RDF stands for Researcher Development Framework.

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Considering the 2-nd page, How many types of licenses does YouTube offer for videos uploaded to the platform?

[Assistant] 2

Question: How many types of licenses does YouTube offer for videos uploaded to the platform?


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The first page demonstrates the question: Where can one find OERs from The University of Edinburgh? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Showcased and linked on Edinburgh's OER pages

Question: Where can one find OERs from The University of Edinburgh?


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The 2-nd page poses the question: What type of materials does TES Connect allowed users to share? How would you respond?

[Assistant] teaching materials

Question: What type of materials does TES Connect allowed users to share?


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Take a look at the second page, What is meant by OERs?

[Assistant] Open Education Resources

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From the perspective of the 3-rd page, Who can upload and download resources in Open Repositories?

[Assistant] Anyone

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In the No.2 page, Which three specialised content sites are given as example here?

[Assistant] Flickr, Soundcloud, Youtube

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Using the No.1 page as a reference, Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] The University of Edinburgh provides OERs that can be found on its OER pages, which are showcased and linked. Open Repositories allow any individual to upload and download resources. Three specialized content sites, namely Flickr, Soundcloud, and YouTube, are provided as examples in this context. YouTube offers two types of licenses for videos uploaded to its platform. TES Connect allowed users to share a particular type of materials, which were teaching materials.

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Considering the No.1 page, Experts from where will address questions in upcoming episodes?

[Assistant] Experts within the community at Singularity University

Question: Experts from where will address questions in upcoming episodes?


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From the perspective of the 3-rd page, Who is Raymond McCauley?

[Assistant] Chair of the biotech track at Singularity University and co-founder and chief architect of Biocurious.

Question: Who is Raymond McCauley?


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What is discussed in the third page about Who will answer questions about biotechnology and bioinformatics and digital biology?

[Assistant] Raymond McCauley

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According to the No.3 page, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] Experts from within the Singularity University community will be addressing questions in future episodes. Raymond McCauley will be available to answer questions about biotechnology, bioinformatics, and digital biology. Raymond McCauley is the chair of the biotech track at Singularity University and the co-founder and chief architect of Biocurious, a platform that enables scientists to discover and publish their scientific findings.

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In the No.1 page, Who wrote the research article, "A Color-Image Encryption Scheme Using a 2D Chaotic System and DNA Coding?"

[Assistant] Haidar Raad Shakir

Question: Who wrote the research article, "A Color-Image Encryption Scheme Using a 2D Chaotic System and DNA Coding?"