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第节Robots:friend or enemy?What is the future of artificial intelligence(Al)?Will it be possible forArobots to be autonomous(自动化的)？Ifs0when will that happen and willEach time she visited a new place,Bruns tried to chat with localsit be a good thing?We asked four experts what they think.about their family,life and culture."To chat with locals and just get toI'd say that we are quite a long way off developing the computingknow them is one of the most meaningful things for me."she says.Whennext thirty or forty years.We'll probably remain in of technologyyou really sit down with people from all over the world,you will find thatwe are really all the same."and it'll help us solve many of the world's problems.However,smartmachines may help us,or destroy us.I tend to believe AI will have aBruns,who shares stories from her travels on her Instagram page.has been contacted by some travelers with disabilities for advice,and says读positive influence on our future lives.Mr Linus Oeyshe sometimes reaches out to others in the community for guidance whenI have to say that the possible results of creating something that canvisiting somewhere new.match human intelligence frighten me.Even now,scientists are teaching"My biggest advice to all of the young adults and children thinkingcomputers how to learn on their own.In the near future,their intelligencabout traveling to foreign countriewho are afraid to do it,especially imay well take off and develop at an ever-increasing speed.In the short termyou have limitations(局限)，would be to just jump in and do it,”she saysthere's the danger that robots will take over millions of human jobs.In the"It's a big world and there's a lot to see.You won't regret it."long term,machines may decide the world would be better without humans.-Mr Christopher KrantgAI is springing up in the world around us.However,there have beenproblems:one woman who was asleep on the floor had her hair eaten byher robot vacuum cleaner(吸尘器)and there have been serious accidents24.How did the disability affect Renee Bruns?with self-driving cars.But progress always comes at a cost,and for me theIt drove her to travel internationally.advantages far outweigh the disadvantages.B.It stopped her seeing the world differently.-Mr Greg LarsonNow machines like drones(无人机)and robots are already beingC.It made her more willing to help others.used to kill people.The next step will be autonomous "murder-robots",D.It encouraged her to see the world positively.following orders but finally deciding who to kill on their own.It seemsclear to me that this would be completely dangerous for humans.We needto be careful about what we ask machines to do.Mr Matthew Oweng21.How does Linus Oey feel about the future of AI?25.What challenge did Renee Bruns face?A.Worried.安HopefuI..C.Doubtful.D.UncaringA.She had to see doctors while traveling.22.What does Greg Larson mention about AI?B.She had to take time to chat with locals.A.Its history.She had trouble in reaching some places.B.Its popularity.D.She had to spend much time planning herIts disadvantages.trip.D.Its practical application.g26.Why does Renee Bruns share her biggest23.What may Christopher Krantz and Matthewadvice?Owen agree with?A.To set a good example for the disabled.A.Smart machines can learn on their own.B.To call on more people to care about theB.Robots work under the guidance of humans.disabled.Smart machines will bring dangers toC.To show her experience to deal withhumans.difficulties.D.Robots may take the place of humans someTo encourage others not to regret what theyday.have done.BBorn with a disease,Renee Bruns.who has been using a wheelchairsince she was seven,developed a love for travel after spending much of heryounger years going from state to state to see doctors with her mother.27.What could be a suitable title for the text?considered it as a benefit of my disability(残疾)，and I started tosee the world from a different point of view,"Bruns said.She soon beganA wheelchair user travels the worldtraveling alone,visiting nearly 70 countries in the following twenty yearsB.Wheelchair users need more attentionor so."It may be a very frightening experience for me without a medicalworker or a helper,"she saidC.Expectations of Renee Bruns for travelersIt isn't easy to travel in a world designed for people who use two legsD.Difficulties for the disabled traveling aloneBruns arrived at a hotel and didn't find a special path for the disabled.During her trip,she had to deal with many things,such as buildings withoutlifts and bathrooms with narrow doors.Luckily,people are much morewilling to help.Before heading to a new place,Bruns spent around a monthplanning her visit.She visited the Maldives and camped overnight underthe stars in Antarctica.3

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