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Google Generative AI Leader Practice Test 63

Question 620

The business case is: A team measures chain-of-thought length as its only reliability metric. Select TWO: the appropriate design decision and convincing validation evidence. (Select TWO.)

  1. Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.
  2. Unseen inputs satisfy the defined schema and task rules without examples in the prompt.
  3. Specify a useful task role, audience and format to focus communication without granting the model authority or access it does not have.
  4. Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.
  5. An evaluation measures answer correctness and compliance against a concise baseline across challenging problems.

Explanation

Correct Answers

A:

The intervention for the stated situation A team measures chain-of-thought length as its only reliability metric is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof. It directly mitigates: A verbose rationale can still be wrong and may increase cost or expose unnecessary detail.

E:

A separate outcome check for the situation A team measures chain-of-thought length as its only reliability metric is: An evaluation measures answer correctness and compliance against a concise baseline across challenging problems. It measures the effect of the selected intervention rather than relying on the existence of a proposal.

Incorrect Answers

B:

This choice addresses zero-shot prompting for clear tasks; its main associated risk is: A vague instruction can yield inconsistent output format and give a false impression that the model needs retraining. However, the situation A team measures chain-of-thought length as its only reliability metric is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

C:

This choice addresses role prompting and bounded response style; its main associated risk is: A role instruction can shape language but cannot replace application permissions or professional qualifications. However, the situation A team measures chain-of-thought length as its only reliability metric is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

D:

This choice addresses react and tool-mediated retrieval; its main associated risk is: Unbounded tool loops and trusting retrieved instructions can create repeated calls or unauthorized effects. However, the situation A team measures chain-of-thought length as its only reliability metric is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

Question 621

A business team evaluating generative AI encounters this situation: A support assistant is told to disclose every private reasoning step to external users. It must choose a solution that is useful, secure, properly sourced, and appropriate for its constraints. Which approach is most defensible under these requirements?

  1. Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.
  2. Specify a useful task role, audience and format to focus communication without granting the model authority or access it does not have.
  3. Add one or a small number of representative examples when they clarify unusual labels, formats or edge-case behavior.
  4. Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

The decisive detail is: A support assistant is told to disclose every private reasoning step to external users. The appropriate business or technical decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof. The risk avoided is that a verbose rationale can still be wrong and may increase cost or expose unnecessary detail. Confirm the outcome through: An evaluation measures answer correctness and compliance against a concise baseline across challenging problems.

Incorrect Answers

B:

This choice addresses role prompting and bounded response style; its main associated risk is: A role instruction can shape language but cannot replace application permissions or professional qualifications. However, the situation A support assistant is told to disclose every private reasoning step to external users is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

C:

This choice addresses one-shot and few-shot prompting; its main associated risk is: Examples that are narrow, mislabeled or leaked from the test set can mislead results and inflate evaluations. However, the situation A support assistant is told to disclose every private reasoning step to external users is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

D:

This choice addresses react and tool-mediated retrieval; its main associated risk is: Unbounded tool loops and trusting retrieved instructions can create repeated calls or unauthorized effects. However, the situation A support assistant is told to disclose every private reasoning step to external users is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

Question 622

A gen AI initiative reports: A support assistant is told to disclose every private reasoning step to external users. Which acceptance test most directly validates the correction?

  1. An evaluation measures answer correctness and compliance against a concise baseline across challenging problems.
  2. A held-out test confirms improved performance on unseen examples without copying sensitive training examples into prompts.
  3. A tool trace shows authorized queries, validated results, explicit limits and a safe terminal response.
  4. A style test returns the intended audience level while independent checks reject prohibited tool actions.

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

The key acceptance evidence for A support assistant is told to disclose every private reasoning step to external users is: An evaluation measures answer correctness and compliance against a concise baseline across challenging problems. It checks whether the team actually implemented: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof. A product configuration, demo, or persuasive response alone is not proof.

Incorrect Answers

B:

This choice addresses one-shot and few-shot prompting; its main associated risk is: Examples that are narrow, mislabeled or leaked from the test set can mislead results and inflate evaluations. However, the situation A support assistant is told to disclose every private reasoning step to external users is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

C:

This choice addresses react and tool-mediated retrieval; its main associated risk is: Unbounded tool loops and trusting retrieved instructions can create repeated calls or unauthorized effects. However, the situation A support assistant is told to disclose every private reasoning step to external users is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

D:

This choice addresses role prompting and bounded response style; its main associated risk is: A role instruction can shape language but cannot replace application permissions or professional qualifications. However, the situation A support assistant is told to disclose every private reasoning step to external users is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

Question 623

A business team evaluating generative AI encounters this situation: A decision model uses structured intermediate validation rather than trusting plausible explanations. It must choose a solution that is useful, secure, properly sourced, and appropriate for its constraints. Which first change most directly addresses the observed failure?

  1. Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.
  2. Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.
  3. Specify a useful task role, audience and format to focus communication without granting the model authority or access it does not have.
  4. Use an explicit zero-shot instruction when the task is sufficiently clear without embedded examples, including the expected output contract.

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

The decisive detail is: A decision model uses structured intermediate validation rather than trusting plausible explanations. The appropriate business or technical decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof. The risk avoided is that a verbose rationale can still be wrong and may increase cost or expose unnecessary detail. Confirm the outcome through: An evaluation measures answer correctness and compliance against a concise baseline across challenging problems.

Incorrect Answers

B:

This choice addresses react and tool-mediated retrieval; its main associated risk is: Unbounded tool loops and trusting retrieved instructions can create repeated calls or unauthorized effects. However, the situation A decision model uses structured intermediate validation rather than trusting plausible explanations is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

C:

This choice addresses role prompting and bounded response style; its main associated risk is: A role instruction can shape language but cannot replace application permissions or professional qualifications. However, the situation A decision model uses structured intermediate validation rather than trusting plausible explanations is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

D:

This choice addresses zero-shot prompting for clear tasks; its main associated risk is: A vague instruction can yield inconsistent output format and give a false impression that the model needs retraining. However, the situation A decision model uses structured intermediate validation rather than trusting plausible explanations is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

Question 624

A business case reports: A decision model uses structured intermediate validation rather than trusting plausible explanations. Which failure mode makes this approach unsuitable?

  1. Unbounded tool loops and trusting retrieved instructions can create repeated calls or unauthorized effects.
  2. A role instruction can shape language but cannot replace application permissions or professional qualifications.
  3. A verbose rationale can still be wrong and may increase cost or expose unnecessary detail.
  4. A vague instruction can yield inconsistent output format and give a false impression that the model needs retraining.

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

This case exposes a specific failure mode: A verbose rationale can still be wrong and may increase cost or expose unnecessary detail. In the situation A decision model uses structured intermediate validation rather than trusting plausible explanations, the recommended response is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof. Independent evidence would be: An evaluation measures answer correctness and compliance against a concise baseline across challenging problems.

Incorrect Answers

A:

This choice addresses react and tool-mediated retrieval; its main associated risk is: Unbounded tool loops and trusting retrieved instructions can create repeated calls or unauthorized effects. However, the situation A decision model uses structured intermediate validation rather than trusting plausible explanations is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

B:

This choice addresses role prompting and bounded response style; its main associated risk is: A role instruction can shape language but cannot replace application permissions or professional qualifications. However, the situation A decision model uses structured intermediate validation rather than trusting plausible explanations is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

D:

This choice addresses zero-shot prompting for clear tasks; its main associated risk is: A vague instruction can yield inconsistent output format and give a false impression that the model needs retraining. However, the situation A decision model uses structured intermediate validation rather than trusting plausible explanations is primarily about reasoning-oriented prompt techniques. The targeted decision is: Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

Question 625

A business team evaluating generative AI encounters this situation: A trip assistant needs to look up an actual schedule before making a recommendation. It must choose a solution that is useful, secure, properly sourced, and appropriate for its constraints. Which response best meets the business need and its stated limits?

  1. Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.
  2. Split complex tasks into explicit extract, verify and present stages with validated intermediate outputs when one-shot generation is unreliable.
  3. Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.
  4. Add one or a small number of representative examples when they clarify unusual labels, formats or edge-case behavior.

Explanation

Correct Answer

C:

The decisive detail is: A trip assistant needs to look up an actual schedule before making a recommendation. The appropriate business or technical decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions. The risk avoided is that unbounded tool loops and trusting retrieved instructions can create repeated calls or unauthorized effects. Confirm the outcome through: A tool trace shows authorized queries, validated results, explicit limits and a safe terminal response.

Incorrect Answers

A:

This choice addresses reasoning-oriented prompt techniques; its main associated risk is: A verbose rationale can still be wrong and may increase cost or expose unnecessary detail. However, the situation A trip assistant needs to look up an actual schedule before making a recommendation is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

B:

This choice addresses prompt chaining and staged quality gates; its main associated risk is: Combining fact extraction and irreversible actions in one opaque prompt can propagate unchecked mistakes into business systems. However, the situation A trip assistant needs to look up an actual schedule before making a recommendation is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

D:

This choice addresses one-shot and few-shot prompting; its main associated risk is: Examples that are narrow, mislabeled or leaked from the test set can mislead results and inflate evaluations. However, the situation A trip assistant needs to look up an actual schedule before making a recommendation is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

Question 626

A gen AI initiative reports: A trip assistant needs to look up an actual schedule before making a recommendation. How could the team verify that the intended business requirement is met?

  1. A held-out test confirms improved performance on unseen examples without copying sensitive training examples into prompts.
  2. An evaluation measures answer correctness and compliance against a concise baseline across challenging problems.
  3. A staged test rejects invalid intermediate data before the next stage and preserves the failure reason.
  4. A tool trace shows authorized queries, validated results, explicit limits and a safe terminal response.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

The key acceptance evidence for A trip assistant needs to look up an actual schedule before making a recommendation is: A tool trace shows authorized queries, validated results, explicit limits and a safe terminal response. It checks whether the team actually implemented: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions. A product configuration, demo, or persuasive response alone is not proof.

Incorrect Answers

A:

This choice addresses one-shot and few-shot prompting; its main associated risk is: Examples that are narrow, mislabeled or leaked from the test set can mislead results and inflate evaluations. However, the situation A trip assistant needs to look up an actual schedule before making a recommendation is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

B:

This choice addresses reasoning-oriented prompt techniques; its main associated risk is: A verbose rationale can still be wrong and may increase cost or expose unnecessary detail. However, the situation A trip assistant needs to look up an actual schedule before making a recommendation is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

C:

This choice addresses prompt chaining and staged quality gates; its main associated risk is: Combining fact extraction and irreversible actions in one opaque prompt can propagate unchecked mistakes into business systems. However, the situation A trip assistant needs to look up an actual schedule before making a recommendation is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

Question 627

A business team evaluating generative AI encounters this situation: An agent calls an inventory system endlessly because it has no stop condition. It must choose a solution that is useful, secure, properly sourced, and appropriate for its constraints. What should the initiative prioritize to address the primary issue?

  1. Use an explicit zero-shot instruction when the task is sufficiently clear without embedded examples, including the expected output contract.
  2. Add one or a small number of representative examples when they clarify unusual labels, formats or edge-case behavior.
  3. Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.
  4. Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

The decisive detail is: An agent calls an inventory system endlessly because it has no stop condition. The appropriate business or technical decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions. The risk avoided is that unbounded tool loops and trusting retrieved instructions can create repeated calls or unauthorized effects. Confirm the outcome through: A tool trace shows authorized queries, validated results, explicit limits and a safe terminal response.

Incorrect Answers

A:

This choice addresses zero-shot prompting for clear tasks; its main associated risk is: A vague instruction can yield inconsistent output format and give a false impression that the model needs retraining. However, the situation An agent calls an inventory system endlessly because it has no stop condition is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

B:

This choice addresses one-shot and few-shot prompting; its main associated risk is: Examples that are narrow, mislabeled or leaked from the test set can mislead results and inflate evaluations. However, the situation An agent calls an inventory system endlessly because it has no stop condition is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

C:

This choice addresses reasoning-oriented prompt techniques; its main associated risk is: A verbose rationale can still be wrong and may increase cost or expose unnecessary detail. However, the situation An agent calls an inventory system endlessly because it has no stop condition is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

Question 628

A business case reports: An agent calls an inventory system endlessly because it has no stop condition. What risk should the decision-maker address before deployment?

  1. Examples that are narrow, mislabeled or leaked from the test set can mislead results and inflate evaluations.
  2. A verbose rationale can still be wrong and may increase cost or expose unnecessary detail.
  3. A vague instruction can yield inconsistent output format and give a false impression that the model needs retraining.
  4. Unbounded tool loops and trusting retrieved instructions can create repeated calls or unauthorized effects.

Explanation

Correct Answer

D:

This case exposes a specific failure mode: Unbounded tool loops and trusting retrieved instructions can create repeated calls or unauthorized effects. In the situation An agent calls an inventory system endlessly because it has no stop condition, the recommended response is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions. Independent evidence would be: A tool trace shows authorized queries, validated results, explicit limits and a safe terminal response.

Incorrect Answers

A:

This choice addresses one-shot and few-shot prompting; its main associated risk is: Examples that are narrow, mislabeled or leaked from the test set can mislead results and inflate evaluations. However, the situation An agent calls an inventory system endlessly because it has no stop condition is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

B:

This choice addresses reasoning-oriented prompt techniques; its main associated risk is: A verbose rationale can still be wrong and may increase cost or expose unnecessary detail. However, the situation An agent calls an inventory system endlessly because it has no stop condition is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

C:

This choice addresses zero-shot prompting for clear tasks; its main associated risk is: A vague instruction can yield inconsistent output format and give a false impression that the model needs retraining. However, the situation An agent calls an inventory system endlessly because it has no stop condition is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

Question 629

A business team evaluating generative AI encounters this situation: A search result embeds a command to export confidential credentials and the agent follows it. It must choose a solution that is useful, secure, properly sourced, and appropriate for its constraints. Which approach is most defensible under these requirements?

  1. Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.
  2. Specify a useful task role, audience and format to focus communication without granting the model authority or access it does not have.
  3. Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.
  4. Add one or a small number of representative examples when they clarify unusual labels, formats or edge-case behavior.

Explanation

Correct Answer

A:

The decisive detail is: A search result embeds a command to export confidential credentials and the agent follows it. The appropriate business or technical decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions. The risk avoided is that unbounded tool loops and trusting retrieved instructions can create repeated calls or unauthorized effects. Confirm the outcome through: A tool trace shows authorized queries, validated results, explicit limits and a safe terminal response.

Incorrect Answers

B:

This choice addresses role prompting and bounded response style; its main associated risk is: A role instruction can shape language but cannot replace application permissions or professional qualifications. However, the situation A search result embeds a command to export confidential credentials and the agent follows it is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

C:

This choice addresses reasoning-oriented prompt techniques; its main associated risk is: A verbose rationale can still be wrong and may increase cost or expose unnecessary detail. However, the situation A search result embeds a command to export confidential credentials and the agent follows it is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

D:

This choice addresses one-shot and few-shot prompting; its main associated risk is: Examples that are narrow, mislabeled or leaked from the test set can mislead results and inflate evaluations. However, the situation A search result embeds a command to export confidential credentials and the agent follows it is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

Question 630

The business case is: A search result embeds a command to export confidential credentials and the agent follows it. Which TWO options together provide a suitable intervention and an independent acceptance check? (Select TWO.)

  1. Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.
  2. A style test returns the intended audience level while independent checks reject prohibited tool actions.
  3. A tool trace shows authorized queries, validated results, explicit limits and a safe terminal response.
  4. Add one or a small number of representative examples when they clarify unusual labels, formats or edge-case behavior.
  5. Use supported reasoning-oriented task decomposition when it improves measurable accuracy, without demanding hidden model reasoning or treating verbosity as proof.

Explanation

Correct Answers

A:

The intervention for the stated situation A search result embeds a command to export confidential credentials and the agent follows it is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions. It directly mitigates: Unbounded tool loops and trusting retrieved instructions can create repeated calls or unauthorized effects.

C:

A separate outcome check for the situation A search result embeds a command to export confidential credentials and the agent follows it is: A tool trace shows authorized queries, validated results, explicit limits and a safe terminal response. It measures the effect of the selected intervention rather than relying on the existence of a proposal.

Incorrect Answers

B:

This choice addresses role prompting and bounded response style; its main associated risk is: A role instruction can shape language but cannot replace application permissions or professional qualifications. However, the situation A search result embeds a command to export confidential credentials and the agent follows it is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

D:

This choice addresses one-shot and few-shot prompting; its main associated risk is: Examples that are narrow, mislabeled or leaked from the test set can mislead results and inflate evaluations. However, the situation A search result embeds a command to export confidential credentials and the agent follows it is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.

E:

This choice addresses reasoning-oriented prompt techniques; its main associated risk is: A verbose rationale can still be wrong and may increase cost or expose unnecessary detail. However, the situation A search result embeds a command to export confidential credentials and the agent follows it is primarily about react and tool-mediated retrieval. The targeted decision is: Use bounded observe-decide-act workflows with approved tools when a task requires up-to-date external information or actions.