Development of Artificial Intelligence C1 – Vocabulary 1 / 20 ‘Contributes to a better future’ suggests a future that is: harmful more favourable or improved predictable identical to the present 2 / 20 ‘Responsibly’ means: carelessly ethically and with caution slowly reluctantly 3 / 20 ‘Tasks once thought impossible’ implies tasks previously considered: trivial achievable unimaginable or unattainable unnecessary 4 / 20 ‘Transparency’ means: secrecy clarity and openness flexibility creativity 5 / 20 ‘Regulations’ means: disagreements competitions official rules and laws suggestions 6 / 20 ‘Consciousness’ refers to: memory capacity self-awareness and subjective experience logical accuracy creativity 7 / 20 A ‘philosophical debate’ is a discussion: purely emotional about practical engineering concerned with fundamental questions only scientific 8 / 20 ‘Raising fears’ means: solving reducing producing or causing replacing 9 / 20 ‘Automated’ jobs are jobs that are: performed by humans made slower made to run by machines removed from society 10 / 20 ‘Distinguishing between content’ means: deleting separating or telling apart encouraging presenting 11 / 20 ‘Biases’ in data refers to: logical rules unfair preferences or distortions scientific errors creative ideas 12 / 20 ‘Vast amounts of data’ refers to data that is: inaccurate extremely large in quantity unnecessary hidden 13 / 20 The word ‘efficiency’ in business means: dishonesty effectiveness with minimal waste excessive spending public interest 14 / 20 The word ‘blurred’ in ‘blurred the line’ is closest to: sharpened emphasised obscured erased entirely 15 / 20 The phrase ‘gave rise to deep learning’ means deep learning: became less relevant caused confusion emerged or developed was rejected 16 / 20 The word ‘algorithms’ refers to: types of hardware sets of instructions or procedures creative inventions scientific theories 17 / 20 The word ‘uncertainty’ refers to: complexity difficulty unpredictability disorder 18 / 20 In the context of AI winters, ‘declining’ most nearly means: improving decreasing stabilising predicting 19 / 20 The phrase ‘systems that influence many areas of daily life’ suggests that these systems: ignore them guide or affect them replace them hide them 20 / 20 In the text, the word ‘copy’ (machines that could copy aspects of human thinking) is closest in meaning to: distribute replicate weaken question Your score is Restart quiz Exit