This question reffers to the Poem "Song of Myself" by Walt Whitman.
Answer:
The choice of words and the tone the author uses help to show that his voice is one of happiness, self-admiration, and self-confidence.
Explanation:
There may be confusion when it comes to understanding the voice of a poem and the tone.
Let's see it like this: the tone of a poem is the position in which the author addresses a topic, and the voice is the words and the style he chooses to do it.
In this poem, the author celebrates himself, his self-confidence and his words are happy.
<em>"I celebrate myself, and sing myself
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<em>"Clear and sweet is my soul, and clear and sweet is all that is not my soul.
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<em>"This hour I tell things in confidence
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With these quotes we can confirm this answer.
The answer is C) because it was quoted in the article. When a writer uses another article for their work they cite (put in quotations) the title of the article and anything they used from it or it will be plagiarizing
Before we entrust our care to AI systems and “doctor robots”, we must first commit to identifying biases in datasets and fixing them as much as possible. Furthermore, AI systems need to be evaluated not just on the accuracy of their recommendations, but also on whether they perpetuate or mitigate disparities in care and outcomes. One approach could be to create national test datasets with and without known biases to understand how adeptly models are tuned to avoid unethical care and nonsensical clinical recommendations. We could go one step further and leverage peer review to evaluate findings and make suggestions for improving the AI systems. This is similar to the highly effective approach used by the National Institutes of Health for evaluating grant applications and by journals for evaluating research findings. These interventions could go a long way towards improving public trust in AI and perhaps, someday, enabling a patient to receive the kind of unbiased care that human doctors should have been providing all along.
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The quotation "a merry war betwixt" refers to the way Benedict and Beatrice fight a duel of words each time they meet.
Both insult one another through jokes and puns, in an intelligent way, using irony and sarcasm, that have the objective to irritate the opponent. This competition seems to amuse them.
Benedict and Beatrice look like they hate one another, but Shakespeare uses his talent to show the psychological aspects of these characters, making the audience notice that, although the young couple cannot see it, they love each other.