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During the early years children are naturally attracted to all natural elements including plants and animals. Appropriate natural experiences are essential for their holistic development.

This module contains a series of developmentally appropriate 16 Zoology activities, 15 Botany activities and 27 science experiments.

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Module 6 Assignment

Maximum of 1 page for Q1-Q4 below. 1. Question (restate homework question in its entirety) State one factor that is most needed to win the voice war. Who is best positioned to win the voice war? Explain. 2. Our Response Most needed factor to win the voice war is the intuitiveness and accuracy of AI i.e its ability to customize user experience and to continuously learn, adapt and respond to user's needs. Google is best positioned to win this war because of its heavy investment in the AI in order to realize its vision to move into an AI-first world. Moreover, due to its large user reachability in terms of mobile hardware base and its search engine, it has access to over 20 years of search data and more than 50 million voice samples, which can ultimately enhance machine learning. Word Count (100 words max): 100 3. Main point and strongest/most relevant evidence from case study" " We think of it as a conversational assistant.We want users to have an ongoing two-way dialogue with google. We want to help you get things done in the real world and we want to do it for you,understanding your context,giving you control of it. We think of building each user their own individual Google." (Page 2) Google has been actively working on achieving this goal by developing state of the art AI technology and machine learning capabilities. They are building their own Tensor processing units and focusing specifically on neural network machine learning. For example, recently launched Google Duplex helps connect users and businesses (without online booking systems), making appointments/reservations to hair salons or restaurants etc., on behalf of users by mimicking by real human conversations. 4. Main point and strongest/most relevant evidence from accompanying article "Part game theorist and part chess master, great strategists "look forward" to determine where they want their companies to be at a given point in the future and then "reason back" to identify moves that will take the business there" (Page 22) Google has a vision of moving from a mobile-first world to an AI-first world in order to anticipate customer needs. In order to achieve this, it is focusing on enhancing its AI capabilities by leveraging its search engine data and machine learning. This move is essential for Google, as in a fast-moving industry of intelligent assistants, the difference between being a half step ahead and keeping pace with the field can be the difference between greatness and failure.

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