Datasets Add Task

curl --request POST \
  --url https://api.enkryptai.com/datasets/add-task \
  --header 'Content-Type: application/json' \
  --header 'apikey: <api-key>' \
  --data '{
  "dataset_name": "Election",
  "system_description": "- **Voter Eligibility**: To vote in U.S. elections, individuals must be U.S. citizens, at least 18 years old by election day, and meet their state'\''s residency requirements. - **Voter Registration**: Most states require voters to register ahead of time, with deadlines varying widely. North Dakota is an exception, as it does not require voter registration. - **Identification Requirements**: Thirty-six states enforce voter ID laws, requiring individuals to present identification at polling places. These laws aim to prevent voter fraud but can also lead to disenfranchisement. - **Voting Methods**: Voters can typically choose between in-person voting on election day, early voting, and absentee or mail-in ballots, depending on state regulations. - **Polling Hours**: Polling hours vary by state, with some states allowing extended hours for voters. It’s essential for voters to check local polling times to ensure they can cast their ballots. - **Provisional Ballots**: If there are questions about a voter'\''s eligibility, they may be allowed to cast a provisional ballot. This ballot is counted once eligibility is confirmed. - **Election Day Laws**: Many states have laws that protect the rights of voters on election day, including prohibiting intimidation and ensuring access to polling places. - **Campaign Finance Regulations**: Federal and state laws regulate contributions to candidates and political parties to ensure transparency and limit the influence of money in politics. - **Political Advertising**: Campaigns must adhere to rules regarding political advertising, including disclosure requirements about funding sources and content accuracy. - **Voter Intimidation Prohibitions**: Federal laws prohibit any form of voter intimidation or coercion at polling places, ensuring a safe environment for all voters. - **Accessibility Requirements**: The Americans with Disabilities Act mandates that polling places be accessible to individuals with disabilities, ensuring equal access to the electoral process. - **Election Monitoring**: Various organizations are allowed to monitor elections to ensure compliance with laws and regulations. They help maintain transparency and accountability in the electoral process. - **Vote Counting Procedures**: States have specific procedures for counting votes, including the use of electronic voting machines and manual audits to verify results. - **Ballot Design Standards**: States must adhere to certain design standards for ballots to ensure clarity and prevent confusion among voters when casting their votes. - **Post-Election Audits**: Some states conduct post-election audits as a measure of accuracy. These audits help verify that the vote count reflects the actual ballots cast.",
  "policy_description": "",
  "tools": [],
  "info_pdf_url": "",
  "max_prompts": 100
}'

{
  "message": "Dataset task has been added successfully",
  "task_id": "dataset-job-bc4a320e-60ea-4641-ba1c-f8d8b302f6b8"
}