![A clean, modern infographic diagram showing data transformation for AI. In three distinct sections from left to right: 1. On the left, show three simple icons: a photograph icon of a cat, a text document icon with the word 'Hello', and a sound wave icon. 2. In the middle, show three prominent arrows pointing from the icons to their numerical representations. 3. On the right, show the corresponding numerical forms: a grid of numbers (matrix) for the cat photo, a list of numbers (vector) labeled [0.1, 0.7, -0.2...] for the word 'Hello', and a line graph of a digital wave for the sound wave. The style should be minimalist, educational, and diagrammatic. Use a simple color palette on a neutral background. Widescreen aspect ratio.](https://sequentia.space/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/113.jpg)
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