A community-radio archive wants volunteer show notes grouped by topic and named guests. A glacier desk wants crevasse photos flagged when the split widens. Which technologies match those two requests?
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Short Explanation
Volunteer show notes grouped by topic and named guests are natural language processing. Crevasse photos flagged when the split widens are computer vision. Swap those two and the mapping is wrong; neither request is fuzzy logic or a coded timetable.
Full Explanation
Text-understanding work is NLP. Pixel-understanding work is computer vision. Swapping the two, calling both fuzzy logic, or treating both as conventional software misses the mapping.