Choose the correct letter, A, B, C or D.

Write the correct letter in boxes on your answer sheet.

1 What point does the writer make about AI in the first paragraph?

AIt is difficult to predict how quickly AI will progress.

BMuch can be learned about the use of AI in chess machines.

CThe future is unlikely to see limitations on the capabilities of AI.

DExperts disagree on which specialised tasks AI will be able to perform.

2 What is the writer doing in the second paragraph?

Aexplaining why machines will be able to outperform humans

Bdescribing the characteristics that humans and machines share

Cgiving information about the development of machine intelligence

Dindicating which aspects of humans are the most advanced

3 Why does the writer mention the story of King Midas?

Ato compare different visions of progress

Bto illustrate that poorly defined objectives can go wrong

Cto emphasise the need for cooperation

Dto point out the financial advantages of a course of action

4 What challenge does the writer refer to in the fourth paragraph?

Aencouraging humans to behave in a more principled way

Bdeciding which values we want AI to share with us

Ccreating a better world for all creatures on the planet

Densuring AI is more human-friendly than we are ourselves

5 What does the writer suggest about the future of AI in the fifth paragraph?

AThe safety of machines will become a key issue.

BIt is hard to know what impact machines will have on the world.

CMachines will be superior to humans in certain respects.

DMany humans will oppose machines having a wider role.

6 Which of the following best summarises the writer’s argument in the sixth paragraph?

AMore intelligent machines will result in greater abuses of power.

BMachine learning will share very few features with human learning.

CThere are a limited number of people with the knowledge to program machines.

DHuman shortcomings will make creating the machines we need more difficult.

Living with artificial intelligence