Why are video and interaction data becoming more important?
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Answer: They show how the world changes
They show how the world changes ✓ — Correct! Video and interaction reveal motion, timing, depth, and feedback—the kinds of signals AI needs to learn how the world behaves.
They make replies longer — Wrong. Their value is not longer output, but richer input about how reality unfolds.
They replace reasoning — Wrong. These data sources do not replace reasoning; they give reasoning better grounding in the real world.
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