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In the 6-th page, can you find the answer to Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] The article contains four photos. Aquaculture, the farming of aquatic organisms, could be threatened by diseases, as diseases could potentially have a negative impact on the health and growth of the organisms being farmed. We are currently examining articles focused on fisheries in the region.

Question: Specify some key components in this picture.


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The 5-th page suggests an answer to What has the potential to fuel hunger in 2020?  What is it?

[Assistant] Climate change and conflict have the potential to fuel hunger.

Question: What has the potential to fuel hunger in 2020?


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The 3-rd page demonstrates the question: What issue are farmers trying to tackle?  How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Farmers are trying to tackle food insecurity.

Question: What issue are farmers trying to tackle?


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In the No.7 page provided, Where are the farmers trying to tackle food insecurity located?

[Assistant] The farmers are in Nigeria.

Question: Where are the farmers trying to tackle food insecurity located?


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According to the No.7 page, Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] The farmers who are working to address food insecurity can be found in Nigeria. Farmers are working tirelessly to address the critical issue of food insecurity. Climate change and conflict have the potential to fuel hunger in 2020.

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What is described in the No.6 page related to What have drones been deployed to do ?

[Assistant] Monitor Brazil forest growth

Question: What have drones been deployed to do ?


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In the No.4 page, What are the articles all about?

[Assistant] Forestry

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Using the eighth page as a reference, The existence of Vohibola forest is under threat from whom?

[Assistant] Loggers and poachers.

Question: The existence of Vohibola forest is under threat from whom?


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In the context of the eighth page, Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] The existence of Vohibola forest is under threat from both loggers and poachers, who pose a significant risk to the ecosystem and the animals that call it home. The articles are about forestry. Drones have been deployed to monitor the growth of forests in Brazil.

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


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In the eighth page provided, What does the middle picture show?

[Assistant] A cassava contamined by potential virus

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From the perspective of the seventh page, Where was the right corner image taken at?

[Assistant] At an African corn crop.

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The 5-th page suggests an answer to When is the article about Genomic models predicted shorter time for banana breeding" was published? What is it?

[Assistant] 3rd of April of 2018.

Question: When is the article about Genomic models predicted shorter time for banana breeding" was published?


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Take a look at the No.7 page, Give some essential details in this illustration.

[Assistant] The right corner image was taken at an African corn crop, located where. The article about Genomic models predicting a shorter time for banana breeding was published on April 3rd, 2018. The middle image depicts a cassava plant potentially infected with a virus.

Question: Give some essential details in this illustration.


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In the No.9 page, When was the article on swine fever raising fears of bird flu pandemic published?

[Assistant] On 28/11/19.

Question: When was the article on swine fever raising fears of bird flu pandemic published?


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What is highlighted in the tenth page about What category does the article on poor nations and agrobiodiversity fall under?

[Assistant] It falls under the News category.

Question: What category does the article on poor nations and agrobiodiversity fall under?


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In the No.6 page, According to the feature title, what can swine fever lead to?

[Assistant] It can lead to bird flu pandemic.

Question: According to the feature title, what can swine fever lead to?


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What does the tenth page communicate about Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] The article on poor nations and agrobiodiversity falls under the News category. According to the feature title, swine fever has the potential to lead to a bird flu pandemic. On November 28, 2019, an article on swine fever raised fears of a bird flu pandemic.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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In the 3-rd page provided, What is the first name of the man who is the subject of the article?

[Assistant] Ray

Question: What is the first name of the man who is the subject of the article?


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Based on the seventh page, In what year was the article written?

[Assistant] 2016

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According to the first page, What is the first name of the author of the article?

[Assistant] Andrew

Question: What is the first name of the author of the article?


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In the context of the 2-nd page, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] The author of the article is named Andrew. In the year 2016, the article was written. The article is about a man named Ray.

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In the page eighth, when and where was this question posed to Ray Kurzweil?

[Assistant] At a session during the 2015 Graduate Studies Program at Singularity University.

Question: when and where was this question posed to Ray Kurzweil?


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Based on the No.10 page, How did he answer this question?

[Assistant] Our enhancement with technology is gradual process which has been underway for a long time

Question: How did he answer this question?


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What does the eighth page suggest about Why is it easy to feel a bit concerned?

[Assistant] On the cusp of a far-reaching revolution thanks to the advances in artificial intelligence and computing

Question: Why is it easy to feel a bit concerned?


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Within the third page, List a handful of essential elements in this visual.

[Assistant] The advancements in artificial intelligence and computing have made it easy for individuals to feel concerned about the potential for a far-reaching revolution. The gradual process of our enhancement with technology has been ongoing for an extended period of time. On April 12, 2015, the question regarding the relationship between human and non-human intelligence was posed to Ray Kurzweil during a session of the Graduate Studies Program at Singularity University.

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


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The tenth page poses the question: Does the legal war between Jennifer Doudna and Feng Zhang exist because of the importance of CRISPR? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Yes, it does.

Question: Does the legal war between Jennifer Doudna and Feng Zhang exist because of the importance of CRISPR?


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The eighth page poses the question: Is the fight to gain control of CRISPR important? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Yes, the fight to gain control of CRISPR is important.

Question: Is the fight to gain control of CRISPR important?


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What is highlighted in the 10-th page about What is often described as a pair of DNA scissors?

[Assistant] The CRISPR/Cas9 system is often described as a pair of DNA scissors.

Question: What is often described as a pair of DNA scissors?


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What does the 2-nd page signify about Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] The fight to gain control of CRISPR is indeed important. The CRISPR/Cas9 system is commonly referred to as a pair of DNA scissors due to its ability to cut and edit genes with high precision. The legal battle between Jennifer Doudna and Feng Zhang is due to the significance of CRISPR technology. Yes, it does exist.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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What does the 1-st page indicate about Does AI Virtual Assist think like a human?

[Assistant] No, "theoretical 'can we get machines to think like humans?'

Question: Does AI Virtual Assist think like a human?


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Considering the third page, Who is the CMO at Conversica?

[Assistant] Carl Landers

Question: Who is the CMO at Conversica?


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According to the No.5 page, What does Ai virtual Assistant stive to do?

[Assistant] Solve a practical business problem.

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What is highlighted in the second page about Is AI smarter than a human according to Erik Cambria?

[Assistant] Cambria says, "There is nothing  today that is even barely as intelligent as the most stupid human being on earth."

Question: Is AI smarter than a human according to Erik Cambria?


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From the perspective of the No.4 page, Why don't we do AI yet according to Cambria?

[Assistant] Cambria says that no one is doing AI yet for the simple fact that we do not know how the human brain works.

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Referring to the 1-st page, Why is everybody saying they are using AI?

[Assistant] Because AI is a cool and sexy buzzword.

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In the No.6 page provided, What year was the commencement address at the California Institute of Technology that Richard Feynman spike at?

[Assistant] Richard Feynman spoke at the 1974 commencement address

Question: What year was the commencement address at the California Institute of Technology that Richard Feynman spike at?


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Based on the No.4 page, In the paragraph about Assisted, Augmented, or Autonomous who does Richard Feynman say the easiest person to fool?

[Assistant] Richard Feynman says you are the easiest person to fool

Question: In the paragraph about Assisted, Augmented, or Autonomous who does Richard Feynman say the easiest person to fool?


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According to the No.2 page, What does Richard Feynman say scientists should bend over backwards to do?

[Assistant] Richard Feynman says scientist should bend over backwards to show how they could be wrong

Question: What does Richard Feynman say scientists should bend over backwards to do?


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What does the No.5 page suggest about Give some essential details in this illustration.

[Assistant] AI virtual assistants do not think like humans, as the concept of artificial intelligence replicating human-like thought processes is purely theoretical and has yet to be achieved. Scientists, as per the advice of Richard Feynman, should strive to demonstrate their willingness to be incorrect by bending over backwards to consider alternative perspectives and hypothesis. According to Erik Cambria, AI is not smarter than the most stupid human being on earth. Our AI virtual assistant strives to solve practical business problems by providing efficient and effective solutions that enhance productivity and streamline operations. Richard Feynman asserts that you, the reader, are the easiest person to fool.

Question: Give some essential details in this illustration.


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Considering the 5-th page, What did Unima develop?

[Assistant] Unima developed a fast and low-cost diagnostic and disease surveillance tool for infectious diseases.

Question: What did Unima develop?


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Based on the 3-rd page, What does Egalite do?

[Assistant] Egalite helps people with disabilities enter the labor market and helps companies develop best practices for inclusion of the disabled.

Question: What does Egalite do?


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In the context of the 3-rd page, How many minutes does Unima's tool diagnose diseases in?

[Assistant] Less than 15 minutes.

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What does the second page suggest about What does Tellus Labs do?

[Assistant] They use satellite data to tackle challenges like food security and water sarcity.

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Referring to the 4-th page, What does Billion Bricks do?

[Assistant] They design and provide shelter and infrastructure solutions for the homeless.

Question: What does Billion Bricks do?


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Referring to the 2-nd page, What has Tellus Labs built?

[Assistant] They have built a plantary-scale model of all 170 million acres of US corn and soy crops.

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What does the 2-nd page show about What device does LuminAID produce?

[Assistant] LuminAID makes portable lanterns that can provide 24 hours of light on 10 hours of solar charging

Question: What device does LuminAID produce?


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Based on the second page, Disaster resilience is the reason why LuminAID created this device, what did the creators realize from Haiti's earthquake?

[Assistant] They realized light was a critical need

Question: Disaster resilience is the reason why LuminAID created this device, what did the creators realize from Haiti's earthquake?


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Using the 4-th page as a reference, Apart from Haiti's Earthquake, name the other disasters LuminAID has been used in

[Assistant] Hurricane Sandy, Typhoon Haiyan, and the earthquakes in Nepal

Question: Apart from Haiti's Earthquake, name the other disasters LuminAID has been used in


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From the perspective of the No.4 page, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] The creation of the LuminAID device was motivated by the realization of the devastating impact of natural disasters, as evidenced by the 2010 Haiti earthquake. In the aftermath of this disaster, it became clear that access to reliable sources of light was a critical need for recovery efforts. This realization led to the development of the LuminAID device, which has since become an essential tool for disaster response and recovery. LuminAID has been used in various disasters, apart from the Haiti's Earthquake, such as Hurricane Sandy, Typhoon Haiyan, and the earthquakes in Nepal, to provide light and emergency shelter to those in need. Billion Bricks is a company that specializes in designing and providing shelter and infrastructure solutions for individuals and communities experiencing homelessness. Egalite is a program that assists individuals with disabilities in entering the workforce and helps companies develop inclusive policies and practices for the disabled. LuminAID produces portable lanterns that are capable of providing 24 hours of light on 10 hours of solar charging.

Question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.


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From the perspective of the sixth page, Who is the CEO of Planetary Resources?

[Assistant] He is Chris Lewicki.

Question: Who is the CEO of Planetary Resources?


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Referring to the No.4 page, Where was the Singularity University's global summit held?

[Assistant] It was held in San Francisco.

Question: Where was the Singularity University's global summit held?


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Using the No.5 page as a reference, What is becoming possible for startups?

[Assistant] Exponential technologies such as 3D printing, computing and robotics.

Question: What is becoming possible for startups?


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The No.3 page demonstrates the question: Identify some key points in this picture. How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Planeth The Singularity University's global summit was held in San Francisco. Exponential technologies such as 3D printing, computing, and robotics are making it possible for startups to achieve unprecedented levels of innovation and progress.

Question: Identify some key points in this picture.


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Referring to the second page, How long is the podcast?

[Assistant] 21:47

Question: How long is the podcast?


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Considering the 5-th page, What is the podcast called?

[Assistant] Aussie Startup Advice: USA

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Within the fifth page, What is the title of this specific podcast episode?

[Assistant] Should I Go to the USA

Question: What is the title of this specific podcast episode?


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In the No.1 page provided, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] The title of this specific podcast episode is 'Should I Go to the USA?', which asks listeners to consider the pros and cons of traveling to the United States of America. The podcast is approximately 21 minutes and 47 seconds in length. The podcast is called 'Aussie Startup Advice: USA'.

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What does the fifth page suggest about When was this article made?

[Assistant] September 12th, 2017

Question: When was this article made?


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For the No.2 page, Who made this article?

[Assistant] Singularity Hub Staff

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Using the sixth page as a reference, What is the title of this article?

[Assistant] We Need Space's Endless Resources to Expand as a Species

Question: What is the title of this article?


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In the sixth page, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] This article is titled 'What is the title of this article? We Need Space's Endless Resources to Expand as a Species..' This article was created on September 12th, 2017. The article was created by Singularity Hub Staff.

Question: Outline some significant characteristics in this image.


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What can be deduced from the 1-st page about What are some of the points Oxman makes?

[Assistant] That we have a choice between nature-inspired and design-inspired nature and that more professionals have the option of choosing between manipulating genetics or man-made materials to achieve their goals.

Question: What are some of the points Oxman makes?


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What is described in the No.1 page related to Where does Oxman present her ideas?

[Assistant] At a TED talk conference

Question: Where does Oxman present her ideas?


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The No.4 page poses the question: What is the subject of this TED talk conference? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Design at the intersection of Technology and Biology.

Question: What is the subject of this TED talk conference?


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According to the No.6 page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] Oxman presents her ideas at a TED talk conference. The subject of this TED talk conference is the intersection of design between technology and biology. In her presentation, Oxman highlights the contrast between nature-inspired and design-inspired approaches to designing with nature, as well as the growing availability of alternative tools and materials for professionals in related fields.

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Take a look at the 1-st page, Who is the CEO of the company that built Hadrian X?

[Assistant] Mark Pivack

Question: Who is the CEO of the company that built Hadrian X?


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The 3-rd page suggests an answer to Which newspaper interviewed the CEO of Fastbrick Robotics? What is it?

[Assistant] The West Australian

Question: Which newspaper interviewed the CEO of Fastbrick Robotics?


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Considering the No.2 page, In which city will the robot build houses under the agreement with Archistruct Builders and Designers?

[Assistant] Perth

Question: In which city will the robot build houses under the agreement with Archistruct Builders and Designers?


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In the context of the 7-th page, Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] The CEO of Fastbrick Robotics was interviewed by The West Australian newspaper. Mark Pivack is the CEO of the company that developed Hadrian X. The robot will build houses in Perth under the agreement with Archistruct Builders and Designers.

Question: Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.


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Considering the first page, What is Lyft?

[Assistant] It's an on-demand ride service

Question: What is Lyft?


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Using the 3-rd page as a reference, What's the benefit of driverless cars?

[Assistant] People can spend time in their car being productive

Question: What's the benefit of driverless cars?


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Take a look at the No.8 page, The supply of viable real easte will go up, what about the demand?

[Assistant] Will go up as well

Question: The supply of viable real easte will go up, what about the demand?


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For the 6-th page, Who is the world's largest retailer?

[Assistant] Amazon

Question: Who is the world's largest retailer?


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What does the No.3 page tell us about What can we do to cut the costs?

[Assistant] Can share things, service and time to lower the costs.

Question: What can we do to cut the costs?


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What does the 4-th page suggest about Production is more important or idea is more important?

[Assistant] Production

Question: Production is more important or idea is more important?


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In relation to the seventh page, Who created Slack?

[Assistant] A team of 12 software developers.

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Considering the 7-th page, Who said that "Technology is empowering all of us", and that the internet is fueling nano-economics?

[Assistant] Toufani

Question: Who said that "Technology is empowering all of us", and that the internet is fueling nano-economics?


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What conclusions can you draw from the ninth page about Does anyone pay to use Slack?

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In the context of the fifth page, Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.

[Assistant] Toufani stated that technology is empowering all of us and that the internet is fueling nano-economics. The benefits of driverless cars are that individuals can utilize the time spent in their vehicle to be productive. We can reduce costs by sharing resources such as things, services, and time. In my opinion, production is more important than ideas. Slack provides a paid service that is used by many individuals and organizations who voluntarily pay for its use.

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In the No.7 page, what can be inferred about What did the Economist declare the most valuable resource?

[Assistant] The economist declared data is the most valuable resource

Question: What did the Economist declare the most valuable resource?


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What can be inferred from the No.9 page regarding Is data more valuable than oil?

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In the context of the No.2 page, Are there cons to data being the most valuable resource on earth?

[Assistant] Yes the cons are manipulation and extortion

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In the page No.7, Is Google working towards constant connection and data sharing across the human race?

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Question: Is Google working towards constant connection and data sharing across the human race?


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In the first page provided, Can Google Maps be used to tell you traffic conditions?

[Assistant] Yes, when enough people use Google Maps it can inform us of traffic conditions

Question: Can Google Maps be used to tell you traffic conditions?


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What can you understand from the second page about Does Google Maps constantly update your position on their servers?

[Assistant] Yes, Google Maps constantly updates your position

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In the No.5 page, What is Dataism as described by Harari?

[Assistant] Harari described dataism is a new form of religion that celebrates the growing importance of big data.

Question: What is Dataism as described by Harari?


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How does the No.1 page reflect Who was dataism first mentioned by?

[Assistant] Dataism was first mentioned by David Brooks.

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In the context of the No.5 page, Who popularized dataism?

[Assistant] Dataism was popularized by Yuval Noah Harari.

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Take a look at the No.4 page, What should we ask ourselves in a capital democracy?

[Assistant] Whether we we want businesses and politicians to know us better than we know ourselves or not

Question: What should we ask ourselves in a capital democracy?


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How does the 5-th page answer What do we run the risk of in spite of the remarkable benefits that may result for our species by freely giving away our information?

[Assistant] That data being used to exploit and manipulate the masses towards a future without free will, where our daily lives are pupeteered by those who own our data

Question: What do we run the risk of in spite of the remarkable benefits that may result for our species by freely giving away our information?


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From the perspective of the 4-th page, What brings our species remarkable benefits?

[Assistant] Freely giving away our information

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In the context of the eighth page, Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] Google is working towards establishing a constant connection and data sharing among the human race. Dataism, as described by Harari, is a new form of religion that celebrates the growing importance of big data. What brings remarkable benefits to our species is the freely giving away of our information. The concept of dataism was popularized by Yuval Noah Harari. David Brooks was the first to mention the concept of dataism in 2012.

Question: Point out several critical features in this image.


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The 9-th page suggests an answer to What are examples of computer-generated replies? What is it?

[Assistant] Examples of computer-generated replies are: "I'm so glad you liked it," "Thanks for sharing," "Have a good trip," "Yes, I got your email."

Question: What are examples of computer-generated replies?


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Considering the 2-nd page, What role am I acting in when I use these computer-generated replies?

[Assistant] I am acting in the role of curator.

Question: What role am I acting in when I use these computer-generated replies?


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What does the No.8 page suggest about Who act as mentors?

[Assistant] The people who programmed this bot to auto-generate answers act as mentors.

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Take a look at the No.8 page, What is the name of the Title

[Assistant] Evolving From Operator to Curator to Mentor

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What is described in the No.5 page related to What do we live in a world of

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What can you understand from the ninth page about What are the designs based of

[Assistant] Human designers or engineers feedback

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Considering the 2-nd page, What software designed the bike frame in the photo?

[Assistant] Autodesk's Dreamcatcher

Question: What software designed the bike frame in the photo?


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For the 3-rd page, How many designs can programs like Autodesk's Dreamcatcher generate within hours?

[Assistant] Hundreds

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In relation to the No.6 page, What kind of design uses algorithms to explore entire solution sets?

[Assistant] Generative design

Question: What kind of design uses algorithms to explore entire solution sets?


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The No.4 page poses the question: According to the article, in recent years a new era of what has been creeping into the picture? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Design

Question: According to the article, in recent years a new era of what has been creeping into the picture?


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Referring to the second page, What is the first name of the person to whom the opening quote is attributed?

[Assistant] John

Question: What is the first name of the person to whom the opening quote is attributed?


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From the 5-th page, can you deduce What three letter acronym is a type of architectural drawing as mentioned in the article?

[Assistant] CAD

Question: What three letter acronym is a type of architectural drawing as mentioned in the article?


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In the context of the fifth page, Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] Examples of computer-generated replies, such as "I'm so glad you liked it," "Thanks for sharing," "Have a good trip," and "Yes, I got your email," are computer-generated responses that are commonly used in various contexts. Generative design uses algorithms to explore entire solution sets, allowing for the creation of innovative and optimal designs. The individuals who developed the bot to automatically generate responses are the mentors for this platform. Autodesk's Dreamcatcher program has the capability to generate hundreds of architectural designs within just a few hours, making it a powerful tool for architects and designers. The first name of the person to whom the opening quote is attributed is John.

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For the No.3 page, What color is the body of the Matternet ONE?

[Assistant] The body is all white

Question: What color is the body of the Matternet ONE?


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What does the No.8 page express about How much is it estimated that a 150 drone team would cost to cover 140 square miles?

[Assistant] It would cost $900,000

Question: How much is it estimated that a 150 drone team would cost to cover 140 square miles?


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Take a look at the No.9 page, How far can the drones carry a 1 Kilogram item on a single charge?

[Assistant] It can carry a 1 kg item up to 20 km

Question: How far can the drones carry a 1 Kilogram item on a single charge?


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In the context of the first page, How is Matternet ONE different from most other drones?

[Assistant] No pilots are required.

Question: How is Matternet ONE different from most other drones?


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Take a look at the third page, What make safer autonomous flights for drones as it can't yet sense and avoid obstacles?

[Assistant] Guidance from ground stations and fixed flight paths.

Question: What make safer autonomous flights for drones as it can't yet sense and avoid obstacles?


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What can you understand from the 2-nd page about Is Matternet ONE connected to the cloud?

[Assistant] Yes.

Question: Is Matternet ONE connected to the cloud?


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Considering the No.3 page, Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] Safer autonomous flights for drones can be achieved by utilizing guidance from ground stations and adherence to fixed flight paths, as these measures ensure that the drone is unable to sense and avoid obstacles. Our drones are capable of carrying a 1 kilogram item for up to 20 kilometers on a single charge, making them ideal for a wide range of applications. Matternet ONE is connected to the cloud, and it allows users to access and control the drone from anywhere. Matternet ONE is a unique drone that stands out from others due to its innovative features, including the absence of human pilots. It is estimated that a 150 drone team would cost approximately $900,000 to cover an area of 140 square miles.

Question: Identify some key points in this picture.


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What does the No.4 page tell us about What is Medable?

[Assistant] A cloud computing and analytics compnay working to revolutionize crowd-sourced medical research

Question: What is Medable?


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In the 6-th page, Nowadays, how many patients affected by a disease would participate in a medical research study?

[Assistant] 4%

Question: Nowadays, how many patients affected by a disease would participate in a medical research study?


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In relation to the seventh page, What's the new app developmed by Medable called?

[Assistant] AXON

Question: What's the new app developmed by Medable called?


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From the perspective of the No.4 page, Fabien Beckers is the co-founder and CEO of what company?

[Assistant] Arterys

Question: Fabien Beckers is the co-founder and CEO of what company?


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Using the 2-nd page as a reference, Who is pictured in the photo?

[Assistant] Fabien Beckers

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What is described in the No.1 page related to What is the echocardiogram also called?

[Assistant] Echo

Question: What is the echocardiogram also called?


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The sixth page demonstrates the question: Who is the founder and CEO of 3Scan? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Todd Huffman.

Question: Who is the founder and CEO of 3Scan?


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What does the sixth page indicate about What is KESM?

[Assistant] Knife Edge Scanning Microscope

Question: What is KESM?


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For the No.7 page, What is pathology?

[Assistant] A field of medicine focused on studying disease.

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From the perspective of the 3-rd page, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] Todd Huffman is the founder and CEO of 3Scan, a company that specializes in 3D microscopy and image analysis. The Knife Edge Scanning Microscope, or KESM, is a powerful microscope that uses a narrow, intense beam of light to scan the surface of a specimen, creating detailed images of the structure and composition of the material being examined. An echocardiogram is also known as an echo. Fabien Beckers is the person depicted in the photo. Pathology is a field of medicine that focuses on the scientific study of disease, including the causes, mechanisms, and consequences of abnormal processes that disrupt the normal functioning of living organisms.

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In the page 7-th, Did Pison Technology and EmojiHealth both win something?

[Assistant] Yes, they did.

Question: Did Pison Technology and EmojiHealth both win something?


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The fourth page poses the question: Pison focused initially on patients with what? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Pison focused initially on patients with ALS.

Question: Pison focused initially on patients with what?


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Considering the No.3 page, Pison allows users to control a what?

[Assistant] Pison allows users to control a regular computer desktop.

Question: Pison allows users to control a what?


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The seventh page suggests an answer to Who won the second California Impact Challenge? What is it?

[Assistant] Kanteron Systems

Question: Who won the second California Impact Challenge?


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Considering the No.6 page, What does Kanteron Systems' software platform focus on?

[Assistant] The patient as an individual

Question: What does Kanteron Systems' software platform focus on?


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What does the No.3 page suggest about Who launched the California Impact Challenge?

[Assistant] Singularity University

Question: Who launched the California Impact Challenge?


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Considering the eighth page, Who wrote 'Healthcare is a fundamentally broken industry'.

[Assistant] Peter Diamandis wrote 'Healthcare is a fundamentally broken industry'.

Question: Who wrote 'Healthcare is a fundamentally broken industry'.


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Based on the No.8 page, Where are the most intriguing and fastest growing startups focusing?

[Assistant] The most intriguing and fastest growing startups are focusing on consumers and niche diseases.

Question: Where are the most intriguing and fastest growing startups focusing?


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From the second page, can you deduce What tropes are cited when indicating where medtech is headed?

[Assistant] "The democratization of healthcare" and "the quantified self" are the tropes cited when indicating where medtech is headed.

Question: What tropes are cited when indicating where medtech is headed?


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What can you understand from the 2-nd page about Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] The most intriguing and fastest growing startups are focusing on consumers and niche diseases. The democratization of healthcare and the quantified self are the tropes cited when indicating where medtech is headed. Singularity University launched the California Impact Challenge. Pison initially focused on treating patients with ALS, a type of motor neuron disease. Kanteron Systems' software platform is dedicated to focusing on the individual patient, providing a comprehensive and personalized approach to healthcare.

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In the seventh page provided, What type of AI is Watson?

[Assistant] Watson is an expert- system type of AI.

Question: What type of AI is Watson?


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What is described in the No.8 page related to What type of AI is Watson?

[Assistant] Watson is a expert- system type of AI.

Question: What type of AI is Watson?


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What does the 4-th page suggest about What type of AI is Watson?

[Assistant] Watson is an expert-system type of AI.

Question: What type of AI is Watson?


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In the 4-th page provided, what's the new wave of innovation characterized by ?

[Assistant] it is characterized by convergence of surgical robotics with AI and data gathered from robotic systems

Question: what's the new wave of innovation characterized by ?


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From the No.7 page, how would you answer what's the surgery about ?

[Assistant] surgery is about to get 'digitized'

Question: what's the surgery about ?


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In relation to the 3-rd page, what's the problem of lung cancer detection according to Mohr ?

[Assistant] the problem is just calling out for robotics

Question: what's the problem of lung cancer detection according to Mohr ?


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Using the No.4 page as a reference, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] The surgery is about to undergo the process of digitization. Watson is an expert system type of AI. Watson is an expert-system type of AI. Watson is an expert system type of AI. The problem of lung cancer detection, as stated by Mohr, is in dire need of robotic intervention.

Question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.


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In relation to the third page, What is the former job title of Bill McInnis?

[Assistant] He is a former NASA rocket scientist.

Question: What is the former job title of Bill McInnis?


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What is portrayed in the No.9 page regarding What is the problem with the need for molds in shoe manufacturing?

[Assistant] Molds are expensive, labor-intensive and time-consuming.

Question: What is the problem with the need for molds in shoe manufacturing?


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In the 9-th page, What is the name of Reebok’s innovation house?

[Assistant] It is called Reebok Future.

Question: What is the name of Reebok’s innovation house?


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In the context of the No.8 page, What did the McInnis’ team focused on to transform shoe manufacturing?

[Assistant] The production process

Question: What did the McInnis’ team focused on to transform shoe manufacturing?


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In the No.6 page provided, What was the first major breakthrough of Reebok future?

[Assistant] Liquid Factory

Question: What was the first major breakthrough of Reebok future?


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The 8-th page demonstrates the question: What is the Liquid Factory solely focused on? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Liquid Factory is solely focused on changing process - how you make things, where you make things and what you make things with.

Question: What is the Liquid Factory solely focused on?


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For the third page, What is the shoe made of?

[Assistant] It is made of corn and cotton.

Question: What is the shoe made of?


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Observe the No.3 page. Can you answer What are the features of the cotton+corn shoe?

[Assistant] The final shoe may be decomposable.

Question: What are the features of the cotton+corn shoe?


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From the perspective of the fourth page, What brand are the shoes?

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Examine the 2-nd page. How would you answer Specify some key components in this picture.

[Assistant] Reebok Future Labs is the name of Reebok's innovation house. The McInnis' team focused on transforming shoe manufacturing by transforming the production process. The final shoe produced through the cotton+corn process may be decomposable, featuring a unique combination of cotton and corn-based materials that provide both sustainability and durability. Liquid Factory is solely dedicated to transforming the way we manufacture goods by focusing on process, location, and materials. Reebok's first major breakthrough was the launch of Liquid Factory, which revolutionized the fitness industry by combining cutting-edge technology with innovative design. This groundbreaking product paved the way for future Reebok success and set the standard for high-performance footwear.

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The No.1 page poses the question: Would it be more likely to find resources on earth or in space?  How would you respond?

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Question: Would it be more likely to find resources on earth or in space?


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What conclusions can you draw from the second page about A few million dollars is roughly the same amount of money to do what?

[Assistant] Prospect a new oil well or find a new gold mine.

Question: A few million dollars is roughly the same amount of money to do what?


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In the No.1 page, what can be inferred about What is the full name of the person who has deep experience with NASA and the Mars exploration rover programs?

[Assistant] Chris Lewicki

Question: What is the full name of the person who has deep experience with NASA and the Mars exploration rover programs?


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In the No.3 page provided, Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] The person with extensive knowledge and involvement in the NASA and Mars exploration rover programs, named Chris Lewicki, is known for their in-depth expertise in these areas. A few million dollars is equivalent to the amount of money needed to prospect a new oil well or find a new gold mine. It is more likely to find resources in space than on Earth.

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In the second page, can you find the answer to Is the video shareable?

[Assistant] Yes, it is.

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What does the No.1 page imply about Who found that functionally and structurally, the brain can restructure how an individual reacts to and deals with stress?

[Assistant] Walshe's team did.

Question: Who found that functionally and structurally, the brain can restructure how an individual reacts to and deals with stress?


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In the page No.2, What is the title of the video?

[Assistant] It is "Battling the Unforgiving Terrain of Patagonia".

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In the page 2-nd, how many musicians were in the high performance program?

[Assistant] 5000

Question: how many musicians were in the high performance program?


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In the context of the first page, what role does Dr Andy Walshe play?

[Assistant] red bull's high performance program director

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Take a look at the third page, what do all the elite performers have in common?

[Assistant] they are in the best in their class

Question: what do all the elite performers have in common?


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The No.1 page demonstrates the question: Give some essential details in this illustration. How would you answer it?

[Assistant] There were approximately 5,000 musicians in the high performance program. The video is shareable. The answer is yes. Walshe's team discovered that the brain can restructure an individual's response to and coping with stress, both functionally and structurally. Dr. Andy Walshe is Red Bull's High Performance Program Director and plays a crucial role in the development and implementation of the company's performance enhancement strategies. The title of the video is "Battling the Unforgiving Terrain of Patagonia," which showcases the challenging and rugged landscape of Patagonia and the perseverance and skill required to navigate it.

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The No.2 page suggests an answer to Can an adopted child register to be on the Maori Electoral roll? What is it?

[Assistant] If your whangai or your adopted child in an NZ Maori family, you can only register for the Maori roll if you're Maori yourself.

Question: Can an adopted child register to be on the Maori Electoral roll?


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Based on the 3-rd page, How can I register when I vote in general elections as a Maori descent?

[Assistant] You can choose to be on the Maori Electoral Roll or the General Electoral Roll when you vote in general elections if you are of Maori descent.

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Using the 1-st page as a reference, Who can choose to be on the Maori Electoral roll?

[Assistant] Only New Zealand Maori and descendants of NZ maori can register for the Maori roll.

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Based on the No.2 page, Give some essential details in this illustration.

[Assistant] To vote in general elections as a Maori descent, you have the option to register on either the Maori Electoral Roll or the General Electoral Roll. Only New Zealand Maori and their descendants are eligible to register for the Maori electoral roll. An adopted child, who is a member of a Maori family and has been raised as one, can only register for the Maori electoral roll if they themselves are of Maori descent.

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The first page demonstrates the question: Which two people engineered the Anthropomorphic Robotic Hand? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Joseph (The) Cu and Emanuel Todorov

Question: Which two people engineered the Anthropomorphic Robotic Hand?


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From the perspective of the No.10 page, What were the artificial bones of the robotic hand 3D printed from?

[Assistant] A laser scan of a real skeleton hand

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From the perspective of the third page, What are the artificial bones, ligaments, and rubber sheets controlled by?

[Assistant] An array of servos and cables

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In relation to the second page, Who recently posted another  video showing a fingertip force sensor for the hand?

[Assistant] Joseph Xu.

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What is discussed in the 3-rd page about Do robot hands need to be just like ours to achieve the same dexterity?

[Assistant] No.

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From the perspective of the No.10 page, What are some of the hardest tasks to automate in factories?

[Assistant] Ones that require human-level dexterity.

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Referring to the ninth page, Do robotic hands have human level dexterity

[Assistant] Robotic hands have “mechanised biological parts” instead of trying to closely replicate them. Simple approximation has merit, however it also does away with key bio mechanical features, therefore it falls short of human-level dexterity

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For the No.9 page, Can robotic hands replicate our movement

[Assistant] Xu and todorovs hand is capable of the same grips and hand positions we are.

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Based on the 5-th page, What is in the first picture

[Assistant] A robotic hand whose movement is controlled by two different systems shown in two different parts. One part being 10 dynamixel servos and the second being intrinsic muscles

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For the ninth page, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] The artificial bones, ligaments, and rubber sheets are controlled by an array of servos and cables. According to experts, robotic hands with "mechanised biological parts" may have limitations in achieving the same level of dexterity as human hands. Although simple approximations can be useful, they also eliminate key biomechanical features, resulting in a less capable performance. A recent video posted by Joseph Xu showcases a fingertip force sensor for the hand, highlighting its capabilities and potential applications. The anthropomorphic robotic hand was engineered by Joseph (The) Cu and Emanuel Todorov. The artificial bones of the robotic hand were 3D printed using a laser scan of a real skeleton hand as the model.

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Take a look at the No.10 page, What channels can I use to get informed about the impact of drones?

[Assistant] You could watch an episode of Ask An Expert featuring David Roberts or tweet @singularityu with the #AskSU hashtag

Question: What channels can I use to get informed about the impact of drones?


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Take a look at the No.8 page, Who is the chairman of HaloDrop?

[Assistant] The chairman of HaloDrop is David Roberts

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What do you observe in the No.2 page about Where should I subscribe to stay up-to-date on the latest insights and perspectives?

[Assistant] Subscribe to SU´s YouTube channel

Question: Where should I subscribe to stay up-to-date on the latest insights and perspectives?


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In the page second, Identify some key points in this picture.

[Assistant] To stay informed about the impact of drones, one can watch an episode of "Ask An Expert" featuring David Roberts or tweet @singularityu with the #AskSU hashtag. You should subscribe to SU's YouTube channel in order to stay informed on the latest insights and perspectives. David Roberts is the chairman of HaloDrop.

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Referring to the No.4 page, What does EPSRC stand for?

[Assistant] EPSRC stands for Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council

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What does the 4-th page signify about When were the research data management expectations for institutions set?

[Assistant] The expectations were set in April 2011

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What is depicted in the No.5 page related to What was included as part of the research data management expectations for institutions in  receipt of EPSRC grant funding?

[Assistant] The development of an institutional 'Roadmap'.

Question: What was included as part of the research data management expectations for institutions in  receipt of EPSRC grant funding?


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Considering the second page, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] The Engineering & Physical Sciences Research Council, commonly referred to as EPSRC, is an independent funding agency in the United Kingdom that supports research in the fields of engineering and the physical sciences. The research data management expectations for institutions in receipt of EPSRC grant funding included the development of an institutional 'Roadmap' as part of the research data management requirements. The research data management expectations for institutions were established in April 2011.

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What conclusions can you draw from the 2-nd page about Does the Incremental blog discuss the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002?

[Assistant] Yes, it does.

Question: Does the Incremental blog discuss the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002?


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In the sixth page, What entity released a FOI & research data guide?

[Assistant] The JISC did.

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What is discussed in the 5-th page about When was the FOI & research data guide released?

[Assistant] It was released in 2010.

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In relation to the ninth page, Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] The Incremental blog discusses the Freedom of Information (Scotland) Act 2002, and it does so. The FOI & research data guide was released in 2010. The JISC released a FOI and research data guide.

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What is discussed in the third page about What is the title of the page?

[Assistant] The title of the page is UK Institutional data policies

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Referring to the No.4 page, What is this page about?

[Assistant] This page is about UK Institutional data policies

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The No.9 page poses the question: What platform is the overview available on? How would you respond?

[Assistant] The overview is available on Excel

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What is the 5-th page indicating about Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.

[Assistant] The overview is available on Excel. This page is dedicated to UK Institutional data policies. The title of the page is 'UK Institutional Data Policies'.

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In relation to the third page, Who in the article said, "I call this the reality TV problem"?

[Assistant] Sanghavi

Question: Who in the article said, "I call this the reality TV problem"?


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In the page second, The team found they could reliably determine someone's risk of having a heart attack over a span of how many years?

[Assistant] 10

Question: The team found they could reliably determine someone's risk of having a heart attack over a span of how many years?


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In relation to the No.9 page, The team wanted to address a problem found in which internal organ of the body?

[Assistant] Heart

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Analyze the No.6 page and determine Whose team designed a program where hospitals were scored based on the smoking rate in their countries?

[Assistant] Sanghavi

Question: Whose team designed a program where hospitals were scored based on the smoking rate in their countries?


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What does the No.3 page express about Where was the 2017 Exponential Medicine Summit held?

[Assistant] San Diego, CA

Question: Where was the 2017 Exponential Medicine Summit held?


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In the page 4-th, What company held the 2017 Exponential Medicine Summit?

[Assistant] Singularity University

Question: What company held the 2017 Exponential Medicine Summit?


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For the ninth page, What is the name of the person being quoted in the article?

[Assistant] Sanghavi

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Referring to the No.8 page, How many pages long is the Affordable Care Act?

[Assistant] 20,000

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In the No.2 page, what can be inferred about A few lines of regulatory code resulted in a decrease in re-admissions within how many days?

[Assistant] 30

Question: A few lines of regulatory code resulted in a decrease in re-admissions within how many days?


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

[Assistant] The team decided to address a problem found within the heart of the body. The Affordable Care Act is approximately 20,000 pages in length. The program was designed by a hospital team whose score was based on their country's smoking rate, as stated by Dr. Sanghavi. The implementation of a few lines of regulatory code led to a significant reduction in re-admissions, with the average time of decrease ranging from 30 days. Singularity University held the Exponential Medicine Summit in 2017.

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In the No.9 page, what can be inferred about What sort of robot is featured in the video?

[Assistant] A dissolvable magnetic origami robot is featured in the video.

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In the 10-th page provided, What does the bot start life as?

[Assistant] The bot starts life as a flat sheet with an embedded magnet.

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From the perspective of the No.9 page, Where was the robot presented?

[Assistant] The robot was presented at ICRA 2015.

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Using the ninth page as a reference, How can you describe MIT's robot cheetah?

[Assistant] As awesome-electrical, efficient, and pretty fast

Question: How can you describe MIT's robot cheetah?


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In the page first, What are some of the features of MIT's robot cheetah?

[Assistant] It can sense obstacles, calculate height and distance, and decide how to jump over them

Question: What are some of the features of MIT's robot cheetah?


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From the perspective of the seventh page, What is the below video about?

[Assistant] You can watch MIT's team test the robot cheetah on a treadmill and in the gym

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In the fourth page, What is the UC Berkeley researchers ornithopter robot called?

[Assistant] The UC Berkeley researchers ornithopter robot is called H2Bird.

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How does the 5-th page answer To date, what is the range and battery power of flying robots?

[Assistant] To date, the range and battery power of flying robots is fairly limited.

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In the context of the No.10 page, Which two robots have UC Berkeley researchers paired up?

[Assistant] UC Berkeley researchers have paired up the VelociRoACH robot with their ornithopter robot H2Bird.

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Referring to the No.1 page, Who is Jean Baptiste-Mouret?

[Assistant] Jean Baptiste-Mouret was a lead researcher on a project teaching robots to learn how to overcome damage.

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The ninth page poses the question: Did Sorbonne University & the University of Wyoming ever collaborate on any research projects? How would you respond?

[Assistant] Yes, Sorbonne University & the University of Wyoming collaborated on a research project developing algorithms that allowed robots to learn how to overcome damage.

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What can be inferred from the No.6 page regarding What journal was the robotic research done by Sorbonne University & University of Wyoming  published in?

[Assistant] The robotic research done by Sorbonne University & University of Wyoming was published in the journal "Nature".

Question: What journal was the robotic research done by Sorbonne University & University of Wyoming  published in?


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In the No.4 page provided, Outline some significant characteristics in this image.

[Assistant] UC Berkeley researchers have paired up two robots, the VelociRoACH robot and their ornithopter robot H2Bird, in a collaborative project. As of today, the range and battery life of flying robots are still quite limited. The UC Berkeley researchers have developed an ornithopter robot called H2Bird, which is currently the only flying robot capable of mimicking the flight of birds. The given video features MIT's team testing a robot cheetah on a treadmill and in the gym. The robot was presented at ICRA 2015, where it was introduced to the public for the first time.

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From the sixth page, can you deduce What is the Oculus Touch?

[Assistant] It is a wireless half-moon controller for each hand.  It acts as virtual hands.

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What does the No.8 page imply about Does the image show you an example of the Oculus touch or the HTC Vive?

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What is highlighted in the sixth page about What is another benefit of handheld controllers?

[Assistant] You can design them to provide "haptic" feedback.

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The 2-nd page demonstrates the question: Is a world of virtual worlds sent directly to the brain such as in The Matrix close? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] No, it is not.

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Within the second page, What does the acronym BCIs stand for?

[Assistant] The acronym BCIs stands for brain-computer interfaces.

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In the fourth page provided, Do some science fiction depictions of virtual reality do away with inputs?

[Assistant] Yes,  some science fiction depictions of virtual reality do away with inputs.

Question: Do some science fiction depictions of virtual reality do away with inputs?


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According to the No.8 page, Which system allows you to move around the room and translates that movement into virtual reality?

[Assistant] A system called Lighthouse allows you to move around the room and translates that movement into virtual reality.

Question: Which system allows you to move around the room and translates that movement into virtual reality?


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In the seventh page, can you find the answer to What is the most anticipated system?

[Assistant] Perhaps the most anticipated system is HTC's Lighthouse which relies on two small boxes mounted in a room. Each box shoots out LED and laser pulses that, coupled with the Vive headset and controllers, track your position.

Question: What is the most anticipated system?


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Using the No.2 page as a reference, Can systems which sense you at a distance deliver haptic feedback?

[Assistant] No, systems which sense you at a distance cannot deliver haptic feedback.

Question: Can systems which sense you at a distance deliver haptic feedback?


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For the No.5 page, What is the name of the title

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Take a look at the No.9 page, What does it want someone to conjure up

[Assistant] A virtual reality ring

Question: What does it want someone to conjure up


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What can be deduced from the first page about What does it say people rely on

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In the page No.2, Can users see their hands in VR when they follow their impulse to reach out and touch something?

[Assistant] No, they cannot.

Question: Can users see their hands in VR when they follow their impulse to reach out and touch something?


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How does the No.10 page reflect The hands are packed with what?

[Assistant] The hands are packed with nerves.

Question: The hands are packed with what?


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In relation to the third page, Humans are all thumbs and what?

[Assistant] Humans are all thumbs and brains.

Question: Humans are all thumbs and what?


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What conclusions can you draw from the 7-th page about Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.

[Assistant] Haptic feedback cannot be delivered by systems that sense a person at a distance. I propose the creation of a virtual reality ring that can transport individuals into a fully immersive, computer-generated world. Some science fiction depictions of virtual reality depict a world where inputs are done away with. The hands are packed with nerves. The most anticipated system is HTC's Lighthouse, which utilizes two small boxes mounted in a room to track the position of the Vive headset and controllers using LED and laser pulses.

Question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.


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Considering the No.9 page, Who is Timothy McGettigan?

[Assistant] Timothy McGettigan is a Fulbright Scholar and a professor of sociology.

Question: Who is Timothy McGettigan?


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For the No.4 page, What did Automobiles and highways lead to?

[Assistant] Automobiles and highways led to suburbanization and urban decline.

Question: What did Automobiles and highways lead to?


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The 1-st page demonstrates the question: What have academics studying the effects of human geography observed? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] Academics studying the effects of human geography have observed dramatic and unpredictable paradigm shifts.

Question: What have academics studying the effects of human geography observed?


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What is discussed in the tenth page about Who are the Hyperloop companies framing and what was the recent blog post titled?

[Assistant] The hyperloop companies are framing their products value in grandiose societal terms and the recent blog post was called " How Hyperloop Could Transform Mexico's Megareion.

Question: Who are the Hyperloop companies framing and what was the recent blog post titled?


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What does the 2-nd page signify about What makes bolder claims than the UK post?

[Assistant] PR materials makes bolder claims then the UK post.

Question: What makes bolder claims than the UK post?


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The No.9 page poses the question: What is the title of the article? How would you respond?

[Assistant] The title is Bridging Social and Economic Divides.

Question: What is the title of the article?


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What does the No.7 page imply about Point out several critical features in this image.

[Assistant] Timothy McGettigan is a Fulbright Scholar and a professor of sociology who is widely recognized for his contributions to the field. The development of automobiles and highways resulted in the widespread adoption of suburbanization and urban decline. PR materials make bolder claims than the UK post. The article is titled "Bridging Social and Economic Divides. Hyperloop companies are positioning their products as having the potential to significantly impact society and the recent blog post, titled "How Hyperloop Could Transform Mexico's Megareion...," explores the potential impact of Hyperloop in Mexico's megareion.

Question: Point out several critical features in this image.


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What can be inferred from the No.2 page regarding How can you help to keep the content free?

[Assistant] You can help to keep the content free by donating to the site.

Question: How can you help to keep the content free?


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Referring to the 8-th page, What is the issue with current services?

[Assistant] A lack of funding is the issue with current services.

Question: What is the issue with current services?


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The No.6 page suggests an answer to How long has the company been providing resources? What is it?

[Assistant] The company has been providing resources for the last 15 years.

Question: How long has the company been providing resources?


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Considering the No.3 page, Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.

[Assistant] You can help keep the content on this site free by donating to it. The issue with current services is the lack of funding. The company has been providing resources for the past 15 years.

Question: Highlight a few significant elements in this photo.


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In the No.1 page, What does Trane aim to repurpose?

[Assistant] It aims to repurpose the considerable water produced from HVAC systems as a natural byproduct.

Question: What does Trane aim to repurpose?


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In relation to the No.5 page, Who are the people in the image?

[Assistant] They are the 2015 Singularity University Impact Challenge winners.

Question: Who are the people in the image?


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The No.6 page suggests an answer to How much unrestricted grant money was awarded to the winners? What is it?

[Assistant] $5000 was awarded to the winners.

Question: How much unrestricted grant money was awarded to the winners?


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Referring to the No.6 page, Who tweeted about the 2015 Impact Challenge?

[Assistant] Rob Nail tweeted about the Chanllenge.

Question: Who tweeted about the 2015 Impact Challenge?


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Referring to the fourth page, When did Rob Nail write his tweet?

[Assistant] Rob nail wrote his tweet at 3:36 am on October 31, 2015

Question: When did Rob Nail write his tweet?


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What can be inferred from the No.6 page regarding Who famously said " earth is a pale blue dot"?

[Assistant] Carl Sagan said "earth is a pale blue dot."

Question: Who famously said " earth is a pale blue dot"?


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What is discussed in the third page about What year did the Singularity University’s Impact Challenge take place?

[Assistant] 2015

Question: What year did the Singularity University’s Impact Challenge take place?


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What is discussed in the ninth page about Who is the CEO of Singularity University?

[Assistant] Rob Nail.

Question: Who is the CEO of Singularity University?


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For the No.2 page, What problem was the Impact Challenge aiming to solve?

[Assistant] California’s drought and water shortages.

Question: What problem was the Impact Challenge aiming to solve?


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The sixth page poses the question: Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot. How would you respond?

[Assistant] On October 31, 2015, at 3:36 am, Rob Nail wrote his tweet. On January 20, 2015, Rob Nail tweeted about the Impact Challenge. Trane aims to repurpose the substantial amount of water produced from HVAC systems as a natural byproduct, towards sustainable and efficient use. The winners were awarded a total of $5000 in unrestricted grant money. The Impact Challenge aimed to address the pressing issue of California's severe drought and water shortages through innovative and sustainable solutions that would promote efficient use of water resources.

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For the 1-st page, What should you take some time to do in meetings?

[Assistant] Solicit feedback

Question: What should you take some time to do in meetings?


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From the perspective of the 7-th page, What are some ways to facilitate communication from your employees?

[Assistant] Office hours, an open-door policy, or an anonymous quarterly survey

Question: What are some ways to facilitate communication from your employees?


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In the 3-rd page provided, When should you encourage bottom-up feedback?

[Assistant] Early on

Question: When should you encourage bottom-up feedback?


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Within the first page, How can you inspire passion in your company?

[Assistant] Know your company values and be passionate about them.

Question: How can you inspire passion in your company?


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From the perspective of the No.4 page, Why is being clear on your business's purpose and value important?

[Assistant] It will inspire everyone in your company and motivate them when the going gets tough.

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In relation to the No.8 page, How can I inspire my employees?

[Assistant] Get clear on your company's purpose and values.

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In the No.6 page, Can your employees openly disagree with you?

[Assistant] Yes but that doesn’t mean fighting it out.

Question: Can your employees openly disagree with you?


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Considering the No.7 page, Can your employees openly disagree with you?

[Assistant] Yes but that doesn’t mean fighting it out.

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How does the No.4 page reflect Can your employees openly disagree with you?

[Assistant] Yes but that doesn’t mean fighting it out.

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From the 8-th page, can you deduce Give some essential details in this illustration.

[Assistant] The decision to encourage bottom-up feedback should be made at an early stage to facilitate effective communication and collaboration among team members. By clearly defining the purpose and values of our company, we can inspire and motivate our employees to achieve their full potential and contribute to our collective success. Yes, my employees are able to openly disagree with me, but this does not result in confrontational or hostile interactions. The methods of facilitating communication from employees in the office include holding office hours, implementing an open-door policy, and conducting anonymous quarterly surveys. It is important to solicit feedback during meetings as it allows for the exchange of ideas and opinions, which can lead to improved decision-making and collaboration.

Question: Give some essential details in this illustration.


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In the No.4 page, How big are the Swarm robots mentioned in the article?

[Assistant] Each robot is about the size of a quarter

Question: How big are the Swarm robots mentioned in the article?


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Using the No.4 page as a reference, What makes the swarm robots impressive?

[Assistant] They can work together in unison

Question: What makes the swarm robots impressive?


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The first page demonstrates the question: Scientists from where are creating an army of miniature robots? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] The Scientists from Harvard

Question: Scientists from where are creating an army of miniature robots?


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The No.6 page poses the question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic. How would you respond?

[Assistant] The Swarm robots described in the article are approximately the size of a quarter. Harvard scientists are developing an army of miniature robots. Swarm robots are impressive due to their ability to work together in unison, demonstrating a collective intelligence that surpasses that of individual robots.

Question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.


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Based on the No.9 page, How many reasons are there provided that show the benefits of mobile data collection?

[Assistant] There are 3 reasons provided that show the benefits of mobile data collection

Question: How many reasons are there provided that show the benefits of mobile data collection?


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From the perspective of the No.4 page, Does it cost anything to use KoBoToolbox?

[Assistant] No, it's free to use KoboToolbox

Question: Does it cost anything to use KoBoToolbox?


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What is the 6-th page indicating about What is KoBoToolbox based upon?

[Assistant] KoBoToolbox is based on OpenDataKit

Question: What is KoBoToolbox based upon?


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The No.4 page poses the question: What types of support can you receive by contacting The KoBo Toolbox directly? How would you respond?

[Assistant] You can receive both technical and implementation support.

Question: What types of support can you receive by contacting The KoBo Toolbox directly?


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From the perspective of the 8-th page, Who can you contact if you need technical support for the KoBo Toolbox?

[Assistant] You can contact the company directly as well as the wider community.

Question: Who can you contact if you need technical support for the KoBo Toolbox?


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What does the 9-th page indicate about What types of detailed information can you find on the KoBo Toolbox website?

[Assistant] The KoBo Toolbox website has information about features, background, support, contact information, terms of service and its privacy policy stated in detail.

Question: What types of detailed information can you find on the KoBo Toolbox website?


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Take a look at the 3-rd page, How does someone get started?

[Assistant] They get started by following the steps below.

Question: How does someone get started?


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The No.5 page demonstrates the question: What does the acronym IRC stand for? How would you answer it?

[Assistant] It stands for International Rescue Committee.

Question: What does the acronym IRC stand for?


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In the context of the seventh page, What does the acronym HHI stand for?

[Assistant] It stands for Harvard Humanitarian Initiative.

Question: What does the acronym HHI stand for?


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What does the 6-th page indicate about Draw attention to some important aspects in this diagram.

[Assistant] Yes, it is free to use KoboToolbox. There are 3 reasons provided that demonstrate the benefits of mobile data collection. The process of getting started involves following the steps outlined below. You can receive both technical and implementation support by contacting The KoBo Toolbox directly, including assistance with data collection, data management, and the use of KoBo Toolbox software. KoBoToolbox is a software platform that is built upon the OpenDataKit framework, which provides a set of tools for working with data in the field.

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Referring to the No.4 page, What is the name of the sub title

[Assistant] Making archiving easier to preserve our past

Question: What is the name of the sub title


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The ninth page poses the question: What are the problem with some of their favourite albums How would you respond?

[Assistant] They are limited edition

Question: What are the problem with some of their favourite albums


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Referring to the sixth page, What victims will dissolve deep into the abyss of time

[Assistant] Movies books and albums

Question: What victims will dissolve deep into the abyss of time


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

[Assistant] The subtitle is called 'Making archiving easier to preserve our past,' which aims to achieve the goal of preserving our past. The victims will be consumed by the depths of time and dissolve into oblivion, leaving behind movies, books, and albums as the only remnants of their existence. Some people have problems with their favorite albums because they are limited edition.

Question: Indicate a few pertinent items in this graphic.


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The 1-st page suggests an answer to What robot does the video show? What is it?

[Assistant] The video shows the da Vinci robot

Question: What robot does the video show?


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What is discussed in the first page about Does the da Vinci robot require a human operator?

[Assistant] The da Vinci robot requires a human operator

Question: Does the da Vinci robot require a human operator?


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From the perspective of the No.3 page, What is the da Vinci robot used for?

[Assistant] The da Vinci robot is used to perform surgery

Question: What is the da Vinci robot used for?


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How does the No.6 page reflect Mention a couple of crucial points in this snapshot.

[Assistant] The da Vinci robot is designed and used specifically for surgical procedures. The video depicts the use of the da Vinci robot. The da Vinci robot requires a human operator to function.

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


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In relation to the No.7 page, Which AI products help run our homes?

[Assistant] Google Home and Amazon Echo

Question: Which AI products help run our homes?


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In relation to the seventh page, What do optimists believe automation will do for the world's creativity?

[Assistant] Unleash it

Question: What do optimists believe automation will do for the world's creativity?


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In the No.8 page provided, Can AIs currently diagnose illness?

[Assistant] Yes

Question: Can AIs currently diagnose illness?