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Our phones are one of the most commonly used A.I. systems to use as an example.​ Siri and Cortana, depending on which phone brand you have, is a powerful A.I. system at your fingertips. However, there are many issues that come up with the greater knowledge and advancements in A.I. technology.

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人工智能可用于许多不同类型的产品。 例如

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人工智能可用于许多不同类型的产品。 例如，我的产品被称为SmartRe，它可以跟踪您的食物，它连接到您的手机或电脑，以便快速通知。 这可以让你更有效地管理你的食物。 SmartRe创建的食物清单将用完或告诉你什么时候某个产品坏了。 这对于人们忙碌，无法及时跟踪食物的情况非常有用。

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Artificial intelligence can be used in many different types of products. For example, my product is called SmartRe, a refrigerator that can keep track of your food, it is connected to your phone or computer for quick notifications. This allows you to manage your food more efficiently. SmartRe creates lists of foods that are running out or tells you when a certain product is going bad. This is great for when people are busy and can not keep track of their food on time.

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我们的手机是最常用的A.I. 系统作为例

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我们的手机是最常用的A.I. 系统作为例子，Siri 和 Cortana，取决于你拥有的手机品牌，是一个强大的A.I. 系统在您的指尖。 然而，在A.I.中有更多的知识和进步，有许多问题。 技术。

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中秋节是一个庆祝月亮和众多的神和女神参与

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中秋节是一个庆祝月亮和众多的神和女神参与。 有这么多的食物和游戏玩，或只是放松，花时间与你的家人！

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The Mid-Autumn Festival is a celebration of the moon and the many gods and goddess involved. There are so many foods to eat and games to play, or simply just relax and spend time with your family!

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六个统治商业的规则！

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6 Rules to Dominate the Business Industry!

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中国神话富有神和女神。 他们是一些尚未解

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中国神话富有神和女神。 他们是一些尚未解答的问题的答案

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I often wonder how the East and the West came to view mythological creatures so differently. Are dragons lucky or scary? Are rabbits wise or timid? I gave such questions a lot of thought when I created invisible animal companions for the characters in my book Moon Princess. When it comes to my favourite Chinese myths, you won't be surprised to find many fantastical creatures starring among them. Have a Happy new year of the Monkey!
1 Sun Wukong - the monkey king
The most famous monkey in China is surely Sun Wukong. He is one of the main characters in a Chinese classic, The Journey to the West. At first Sun Wukong is a very naughty monkey, eager to take over the world, and it costs Buddha a lot of effort to tame him. He later becomes a loyal companion to the monk Xuanzang on his adventurous journey from China to India and back again.

Hou Yi had a potion to become immortal, but it was sufficient only for one. He did not want to part from his beloved wife Chang'e, so he made her look after the potion for him. One day when Hou Yi wasn't home, his student Feng Meng tried to steal the potion from Chang'e. She knew she couldn't defeat him, so she drank it. The potion made her fly all the way to the moon, where she is still today, watching the world. When the moon is the brightest, during the Chinese Moon Festival, you can try to spot her up there.

Many stories are told all over Asia about the Jade Rabbit. He became a companion of Chang'e and is often pictured next to her on the moon. He is closely associated with the medical profession, frequently shown carrying a mortar and pestle.
4 The weaver girl and the cowherd
5 The legend of the white snake

Another rather sad love story is the one of the weaver girl Zhinü, daughter of a goddess, and the cowherd Niulang. They fell in love, married and had children. But when the goddess found out about them, she banished them both to different sides of the Milky Way. However, once a year, magpies will help out and form a bridge between the two lovers. The day is celebrated as China's Valentine's Day. Who in the Western world would have thought that magpies can be so kind? In China, they are even a symbol for love and happiness.

This legend has a happier ending. The story is set in the beautiful city of Hangzhou, famous for its lake. A white snake lived in the lake. She had gained magical powers and could turn herself into a human. She falls in love with the scholar Xu Xuan and after overcoming many obstacles they finally convince the gods to bless their union.

He clearly is a hero in Chinese mythology: the most powerful and divine creature, controller of the water. Dragons were the symbol of the emperor, bringing luck and good fortune. It is said that the legendary Yellow Emperor turned into a dragon and flew to heaven when he died.
8 Pangu and the creation of the world

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Meet one of the dragon sculptures at the Summer Palace in Beijing, China. Photograph: Wiliam Perry / Alamy/Alamy

10 How the Chinese zodiac started

You might have seen them in front of houses, palaces or temples and they have been placed there because people believe in their protective powers. Often they come as a pair, the male holding a ball that represents the world under his paw, the female protecting a lion cub.
Barbara Laban's Moon Princess is available from the Guardian bookshop.
According to Chinese mythology, the big bang happened when the god Pangu cracked the egg that he was sleeping in. This egg contained Yin and Yang, which then separated. The lighter Yang rose to create the sky, Yin formed earth and Pangu made sure both were held in place with his hands and feet.

There is a story to explain why Chinese new year is celebrated with lots of noise. Once there was an ugly, scary monster called Nian who regularly came down from the mountains to hunt people. The villagers were so afraid of it that they locked themselves in their houses on the days it was coming. One wise old man in the village suggested it would be better if they stuck together and chased the monster away. So they did, with the noise of drums and fireworks. The monster was so surprised and afraid that it ran around until it was completely exhausted and the villagers were able to kill it. This is how the first Chinese New Year celebration started. The name of the monster, "Nian", also means "year" in Chinese.

Here is one popular version of how the animals were allocated to the Chinese zodiac: The Jade Emperor announced a race for all animals to compete for the twelve places in the Chinese zodiac. The rat was supposed to wake up her neighbour the cat in the morning, but simply forgot. The rat joined the other animals in the race to the palace, climbing on the ox, who was running in front, only to jump off when they had reached the palace to become the first animal of the zodiac. It was followed by the ox, the tiger, the rabbit, the dragon, the snake, the horse, the goat, the monkey, the rooster, the dog and the pig. The cat, however, arrived far too late and missed out. This is why the cat hates the rat so much that she will always try to kill her.

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The Chinese mythology is rich in gods and goddess. They are the answers to some of the questions that are unanswered.

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I often wonder how the East and the West came to view mythological creatures so differently. Are dragons lucky or scary? Are rabbits wise or timid? I gave such questions a lot of thought when I created invisible animal companions for the characters in my book Moon Princess. When it comes to my favourite Chinese myths, you won't be surprised to find many fantastical creatures starring among them. Have a Happy new year of the Monkey!
1 Sun Wukong - the monkey king
The most famous monkey in China is surely Sun Wukong. He is one of the main characters in a Chinese classic, The Journey to the West. At first Sun Wukong is a very naughty monkey, eager to take over the world, and it costs Buddha a lot of effort to tame him. He later becomes a loyal companion to the monk Xuanzang on his adventurous journey from China to India and back again.

Hou Yi had a potion to become immortal, but it was sufficient only for one. He did not want to part from his beloved wife Chang'e, so he made her look after the potion for him. One day when Hou Yi wasn't home, his student Feng Meng tried to steal the potion from Chang'e. She knew she couldn't defeat him, so she drank it. The potion made her fly all the way to the moon, where she is still today, watching the world. When the moon is the brightest, during the Chinese Moon Festival, you can try to spot her up there.

Many stories are told all over Asia about the Jade Rabbit. He became a companion of Chang'e and is often pictured next to her on the moon. He is closely associated with the medical profession, frequently shown carrying a mortar and pestle.
4 The weaver girl and the cowherd
5 The legend of the white snake

Another rather sad love story is the one of the weaver girl Zhinü, daughter of a goddess, and the cowherd Niulang. They fell in love, married and had children. But when the goddess found out about them, she banished them both to different sides of the Milky Way. However, once a year, magpies will help out and form a bridge between the two lovers. The day is celebrated as China's Valentine's Day. Who in the Western world would have thought that magpies can be so kind? In China, they are even a symbol for love and happiness.

This legend has a happier ending. The story is set in the beautiful city of Hangzhou, famous for its lake. A white snake lived in the lake. She had gained magical powers and could turn herself into a human. She falls in love with the scholar Xu Xuan and after overcoming many obstacles they finally convince the gods to bless their union.

He clearly is a hero in Chinese mythology: the most powerful and divine creature, controller of the water. Dragons were the symbol of the emperor, bringing luck and good fortune. It is said that the legendary Yellow Emperor turned into a dragon and flew to heaven when he died.
8 Pangu and the creation of the world

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Meet one of the dragon sculptures at the Summer Palace in Beijing, China. Photograph: Wiliam Perry / Alamy/Alamy

10 How the Chinese zodiac started

You might have seen them in front of houses, palaces or temples and they have been placed there because people believe in their protective powers. Often they come as a pair, the male holding a ball that represents the world under his paw, the female protecting a lion cub.
Barbara Laban's Moon Princess is available from the Guardian bookshop.
According to Chinese mythology, the big bang happened when the god Pangu cracked the egg that he was sleeping in. This egg contained Yin and Yang, which then separated. The lighter Yang rose to create the sky, Yin formed earth and Pangu made sure both were held in place with his hands and feet.

There is a story to explain why Chinese new year is celebrated with lots of noise. Once there was an ugly, scary monster called Nian who regularly came down from the mountains to hunt people. The villagers were so afraid of it that they locked themselves in their houses on the days it was coming. One wise old man in the village suggested it would be better if they stuck together and chased the monster away. So they did, with the noise of drums and fireworks. The monster was so surprised and afraid that it ran around until it was completely exhausted and the villagers were able to kill it. This is how the first Chinese New Year celebration started. The name of the monster, "Nian", also means "year" in Chinese.

Here is one popular version of how the animals were allocated to the Chinese zodiac: The Jade Emperor announced a race for all animals to compete for the twelve places in the Chinese zodiac. The rat was supposed to wake up her neighbour the cat in the morning, but simply forgot. The rat joined the other animals in the race to the palace, climbing on the ox, who was running in front, only to jump off when they had reached the palace to become the first animal of the zodiac. It was followed by the ox, the tiger, the rabbit, the dragon, the snake, the horse, the goat, the monkey, the rooster, the dog and the pig. The cat, however, arrived far too late and missed out. This is why the cat hates the rat so much that she will always try to kill her.

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查理·卓别林是着名的导演，演员和作曲家。

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查理·卓别林是着名的导演，演员和作曲家。 人们对于小雕像主要了解他：小鼻子，耳朵和嘴唇。 他也以沉默的电影而闻名。 每当人们看着他，他们都看不到一个在娱乐行业看起来很突出的人，而当他们看到他的时候，这就引起了人们的注意。

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Charlie Chaplin is a famous director, actor, and composer. People are the world know him mostly for small statue: small nose, ears, and lips. He is also well known for his silent movies. Whenever people look at him, they do not see someone who would seem to be prominent in the entertainment industry, and this throws people off when they see him.

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未来人工智能的可能性非常高，繁荣。 未来

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未来人工智能的可能性非常高，繁荣。 未来有很多不同的方式可以帮助我们完成不同的项目。 机器在工厂生活中是一个迫在眉睫的可能性。 这可以使工作更高效，更快，更多的输出。

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The possibility of artificial intelligence in the future is very high and prosperous. There are many different ways this future can help us accomplish different projects in the future. Machines are a imminent possibility in the factory life. This can make work more efficient and quicker with more output.

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查理·卓别林（Charlie Chaplin）的演员们全都抬起头来敬佩他。 他在舞台上和舞台上都很滑稽，很多人都想和他见面。 他的小小的身体和精彩的表演受到极大的追捧。 他有一个整体欢迎的个性和态度。

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Actors during Charlie Chaplin all looked up to and admired him. He was funny both on and off stage and many people wanted to meet him. His small body and wonderful performance were greatly sought after. He had a overall welcoming personality and attitude.

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You need to be able to know what your employees are doing and how they do their work. Once you know who does work and is a leader, you can group people together with someone who will be able to lead the group. By doing this, you also need to give certain people power so they can accomplish work. You also need to be able to punish and reward people for either not doing work and doing work. This will make your employees do their work on time and correctly.

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You need to be able to know what your employees are doing and how they do their work. Once you know who does work and is a leader, you can group people together with someone who will be able to lead the group. By doing this, you also need to give certain people power so they can accomplish work. You also need to be able to punish and reward people for either not doing work and doing work. This will make your employees do their work on time and correctly.

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You need to know what your employees are doing and how they work. Once you know who's working and leader, you can organize people and people who can lead the group. By doing so, you also need to empower some people so that they can get the job done. You also need people who can punish and reward non-working and working people. This will allow your staff to get the job done on time and accurately.

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