Collaboration between industry, government, academia and ______ society is

becoming more important than ever before. (civilise)

"Civilised" is a word that has often been used to claim superiority over other “non-civilised”, ________ or social groups. (ethnicity)

AI-written novels are sure to be published in the years to come, and it will be interesting to see how the form will ______ as AI gets better at writing. (evolution)

Even with short-term dislocations, reorganising the economy around revolutionary technologies can _______ huge longterm benefits. (generation)

Emperor Hammurabi could just have had his _______code written on tablets, but he had it cut in stone. (legalise)

Developments in agriculture led to other _________ being started, and allowed for the division of labour. (occupy)

Modern science is now able to calculate carbon prints more _______, yet old

technologies allowed less accurate measurements. (precise)

To minimise disruptions and maximise benefits, we should adapt policies on digital data and international ________, labour policies and inequality. (taxable)

In hunter gatherer societies, each group had a large “__________” over which it moved about. (territorial)

How might a totally illiterate or _____ society, in which there is no written language, be different from a literate society? (orality)