WHY DOES THE FUTURE NOT NEET US

What is the primary concern raised by Bill Joy in his essay "Why the Future Doesn't Need Us"?

• Development of renewable energy

• Advancement of dangerous technologies

• Increased automation in industries

• Decline in educational standards

Which of the following is an example of self-replicating technology?

• Solar panels

• Nanobots

• CRISPR technology

• AI chatbots

What is the potential consequence of genetic engineering, as highlighted in the document?

• Creation of renewable energy sources

• Development of autonomous robots

• Creation of biological weapons

• Advancement in space exploration

Which humanoid robot was granted citizenship by Saudi Arabia?

• Nadine

• Maia

• Sophia

• Marco

What does technological evolution refer to?

• The slow adoption of new technology

• The replacement of traditional education with AI

• Rapid advancement of tools and systems

• Decline in human involvement in governance

Analyze why Bill Joy advocates for limiting certain technological developments.

• To encourage innovation in biotechnology

• To prevent existential risks to humanity

• To promote global competition in AI

• To ensure rapid technological progress

Evaluate the potential risks of robotics and AI replacing human roles in society.

• Increased unemployment and social inequality

• Elimination of human-centric industries

• Improvement in global labor standards

• Reduction in environmental pollution

What ethical concern arises from the widespread use of AI in decision-making?

• Increased reliance on non-renewable energy

• Loss of human autonomy and accountability

• Greater opportunities for human creativity

• Improved access to education globally

Propose a balanced approach to integrating advanced technologies into society.

• Rapidly deploy new technologies without oversight

• Ban all developments in AI and robotics

• Create ethical frameworks and proactive governance

• Focus solely on the economic benefits of technology

How might humans remain relevant in a technology-driven future?

• By competing directly with machines

• By promoting reliance on traditional tools

• By embracing roles that require creativity and empathy

• By opposing all technological advancements