A&B Unit 2 Input 4: AI & TWO OTHER MYTHS -Word Formation

Technologies like AI (a)   tasks that used to require more human engagement. (simplification)

Some researchers want technology to be hard to use, not easy, objecting to technologies that fade into the background, seeing them as dehumanising, which is totally an (a)   view. (elitism)

It is true that AI systems will not be infallible, and that in some cases people’s skills will (a)   when ,for instance, fully autonomous vehicles become adopted widely. (decayed)

Digital avionics and software have succeeded in simplifying and improving their interfaces and their safety record is (a)   , and on balance. (example)

Singularity is the term used to refer to the moment when artificial intelligence starts to (a)   man's intellectual capacity.

Productivity growth reducing the overall number of jobs available is worrying, so we should (a)   basic income supports to the anticipated large mass of non-workers. (implementation)

If possible, automation should not (a)   people from their professions ;instead, it should solely aid humans in their tasks without distancing them from the machine. (alienation)

Carr acknowledges that automated cars will save lives as they (a)   other options, such as promoting mass transit or strengthening driver education. (foreclosure)

AI can be said to threaten (a)   according to a specific pattern: AI substitutes for humans at various stages of observation or surveillance, allowing such activity to reach a previously impracticable scale. (private)

Data analytics can improve corporate transparency by improving the (a)   of human rights and the protection of fragile ecosystems. (enforce)