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1. Public speaking does still count in the age of AI, because is a life skill that people need to have. It's the ability to be able to have a conversation on your own, with no help.

2. In a successful speech I would expect to hear the reader make connections with the real world along with lots of contact. Also being loud, confident and knowing the information you are presenting.

3. In a well prepared I expect to see the presenter making eye contact with the audience. Along with this being able to not strictly look at what you are reading, and adding on to the original speech as you are presenting.

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1. The reason it still counts in this day and age is that it will never beat human intuition and language because u can definitely tell a human's writing rather than AI.

2. clear speech with a clear topic.

3. I expect that the person will make eye contact while still speaking and standing upright, and speaking clearly.

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1. Public speaking is not just about being able to talk to a crowd. It is being able to walk up to a stranger and strike up a conversation. Knowing how to hold and respectfully argue is a part of everyday life. Even in the age of AI, you cannot just ignore basic human interactions.

2. In a successful speech, I expect to hear the speaker projecting their voice and engaging with there audiance in some way to prevent them from falling asleep on their desks. Also, as well as avoiding 'ums' and 'uh'. Another thing I expect to hear is the three rhetorical appeals: logos, pathos, and ethos.

3. In a successful speech, I expect to see the speaker using deliberate motions, looking confident, and making eye contact

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1. Public speaking still counts today, even with AI, because AI cannot completely copy and recognize human connections and tones.

2. In a successful speech, I would expect to hear the speaker clearly

3. In a successful speech, I would expect to see the speaker making eye contact and interacting with the audience, not just staring off into space.

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1. The reason public speaking still counts in the age of AI because it doesn't match human connections and body language. It fails to give inspiration and motivation to people around us.

2. One thing I expect to hear in a successful speech is motivation, using life experience to reflect on the people listening to your speech. Using Ethos, Pathos, and Logos to give the listener an idea of what you are arguing about.

3. What I expect to see in a successful speech is emotion and eye contact.

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1. Public speaking has been in human history since forever If you think about it, displaying our actions and words cannot be copied by AI so easily.

2. Being able to understand what your saying through speech or body language.

3. A well made speech not just the presentation itself.

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1. Public speaking remains valuable in the age of AI because it is a highly sought-after skill in the real world. To get a job or give a presentation in class, you need to be able to present information clearly.

2. One thing I expect to hear in a successful speech is a clear and strong voice. You need to be understood.

3. One thing I expect to see in a successful speech is confident body language. They shouldn't be fidgeting, and they should have good posture.

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1. Public speaking still counts in the age of AI is because someone is still required to deliver the presentation that AI creates, we don't have robots for that yet.

2. I expect to hear is the presenter not being monotone, they need to have life in their voice.

3. One thing I expect to see in a successful presentation is them moving around the stage, and not staying still on the stage.

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1. Public speaking still counts in the age of AI because public speaking is a real world skill that you will have to be able to do at some point in most careers.

2. In a good argument I expect to hear a someone read clearly in a confident tone.

3. In a good presentation I expect to see someone address both the opposing side and their own argument.

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1. public speaking still counts because AI cant stand on stage and give a speech.

2. I would expect to hear a clear voice and be able to understand what they are saying.

3. I would expect to see them moving around and not looking tense.

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1. One reason public speaking still counts in the age of AI is to be able to hold conversations with other people, since you can't rely on AI for in-person conversing.

2. One thing I expect to hear is a clear voice, not mumbling.

3. One thing I expect to see in a successful speech/presentation is confident body language.

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1. Public speaking can help you communicate with people and will benefit you with any career you may go down.

2. 2. I expect to know exactly what they are saying, because they are clear and confident.

3. I expect to see eye contact and engagement with the viewers.

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1. One reason that public speaking still counts in the age of AI is because everyone still has to communicate with others and deliver information effectively.

2. I expect to hear a clear and confident tone so that way you are able to be understood.

3. When giving a successful speech, you should be present in the room and have eye contact with your audience. Your body language tells the audience a lot about how you are feeling and your confidence.

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1. One reason that public speaking is still important in the age of AI is that public speaking requires a certain humanity to be influential.

2. One thing that I expect to hear in a speech/presentation that I think makes it successful is a flaw. Humanity is in the flaws, and being flawless makes the speech seem more machine than human.

3. One thing to see in a successful speech is movement. Movement adds more life to the speech and standing still does not have the same advantages.