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        Overall, you will complete <b>{{ C.NUM_CLS }} blocks of {{ C.NUM_CLS_ROUNDS }} images</b>. 
        Within each block, the two possible categories will remain fixed. 
        In the first block, you will be presented with {{ C.NUM_CLS_ROUNDS }} blurry images that are 
        either a dog or cat. In the second block, you will be presented with 
        {{ C.NUM_CLS_ROUNDS }} blurry images that are either a truck or car.
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        After completing the {{ C.NUM_CLS }} blocks of images, you will be asked to complete a very brief survey.
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        <i>To make sure you have read the instruction, the next button will be activated after 5 seconds.</i>
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        For each image, you will get assistance from AI system that was trained on similar images. 
        The AI system will provide you a confidence level that an image belongs to a certain category.
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        The AI’s confidence levels are <i>calibrated</i>, which means that among the images that it is 60% confident of being a dog, approximately 60% images are actually dogs.
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