The text discusses a multi-expert problem involving green energy companies, where data is fetched from Wiki API, last month dates are extracted from the calendar, and share prices are retrieved from a database. The largest increase in share prices is then computed by a calculator, and the answer is formatted using a language model. The text also mentions challenges in implementing multi-expert knowledge systems (MRKL) such as training discrete experts, interfacing with neural networks, routing among modules, and avoiding model explosion. It highlights the advantages of Jurassic-X, including its ability to read and update databases using free language, enabling users to interact with their data in natural language queries.