With reference to Text 1, indicate which type of AI system each of the following belongs to.
Type 1 | Type 2 | Type 3 | Type 4 | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
This type is yet to be created but will be conscious of not only its own state but also the internal state of others. | ||||
This type can sense people's emotions but cannot predict them. | ||||
This type exists today and can store new data to improve its functions. |
Some of the following comments are from the computer systems in the text. match each comment with a type mentioned in Text 1.
Type 1 | Type 2 | Type 3 | Type 4 | Does not match any type | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
I know that I exist. i also know how people are feeling, and can guess how they might feel if I say certain things to them. | |||||
Even though I can't understand human thoughts, I can answer people's questions. yet, I can't accumulate experiences or learn from them. | |||||
I can understand people's feelings and have a good conversation with them, but I don't have my own consciousness. |
Find a word in paragraph 1 that has a similar meaning to 'dreadful'.
In paragraphs 1-2, what does the writer suggest about generalisations?
According to paragraph 2, machine learning is the foundation for...
Who or what does the word 'they' (line 8) refer to?
What is the tone of the writer towards the general public in paragraph 2?
According to paragraph 3, are the following statements True, False, or Not Given?
True | False | Not Given | |
|---|---|---|---|
The discussions were planned and controlled. | |||
Each participant spent six days on the project. | |||
Some of the participants had well-paid professional jobs. |
With reference to paragraph 3, state ONE reason why the fact that about 9 out of 10 people have never heard of machine learning is surprising.
What examples are given in paragraph 3 to illustrate the use of machine learning in everyday life?
Find a phrase in paragraph 3 that means 'lifelike situations'.
What is the main idea of paragraph 4?
People...
What does 'stereostped' in line 29 mean?
What does the phrase 'they saw an ongoing need for "a human in the loop"' (lines 40-41) mean?
Find a word in paragraph 9 that has a similar meaning to 'instinctively'.
Why does the writer suggest that the discussions only 'scratched the surface of this debate' (line 45)?
Why does the writer say 'we are already at the point where we can do better than the generalisations' (lines 6-7)?
Because the writer wants to explain that...
Choose the best alternative title for this article.
Which of the following best describes the intention of the writer of Text 2?