Why is Veo unsuitable for visualizing live, fluctuating data streams on a dashboard?

The choice indicating that Veo requires a static input to generate outputs is correct in illustrating one reason why it is unsuitable for visualizing live, fluctuating data streams on a dashboard. A visualization tool needs to work with dynamic data in order to effectively represent changes over time and provide insights that are relevant and actionable. If a system is limited to static input, it cannot adapt to the ever-changing nature of live data streams, making it ineffective for real-time visualization tasks.

While other options suggest limitations, they do not encapsulate the essence of usability for live data visualization in the context presented. The assertion that it can only process audio inputs points to a significant limitation but doesn't directly address the nature of input required for effective data visualization. Similarly, lacking real-time processing capabilities indicates a broader inability to handle changing data but misses the nuance of static input requirements. Minimizing user interaction could imply a less dynamic interface, yet it does not directly address the tool's capacity to handle live data flow, which is a critical aspect of visualization efficacy.