A chocolate factory wants software that looks at bar photos on the wrapping line and flags air-bubble defects. Which capability matches the job?
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Short Explanation
Think of a wrapping-line camera looking for air bubbles in the chocolate, not a radio or an ingredients list. The job is pixels to a defect flag, and that is computer vision. Cocoa-price forecasts and speech-to-text never look at the bar.
Full Explanation
Computer vision interprets pixels, which is how a line finds air bubbles in bar photos. Natural language processing reads text, not candy images. Speech recognition converts audio to text and does not inspect bars. A cocoa-price forecast predicts a later number and does not look at the wrapping line.