TKA_30 Sep__

What is the primary focus of the passage?

• The technological challenges of building AI systems

• The economic benefits of AI in healthcare

• The ethical concerns surrounding AI in medical diagnosis

• The history of AI in the medical field

• The comparison between AI and traditional doctors

According to the passage, what is a key benefit of using AI in diagnosis?

• Eliminating the need for doctors

• Increasing patient empathy

• Making faster and more accurate decisions

• Allowing patients to self-diagnose

• Removing the cost of medical care

The phrase "black boxes" in the passage refers to AI systems that:

• Are used only in emergency rooms

• Require physical maintenance regularly

• Function without being understood by users

• Are entirely controlled by developers

• Contain personal data of patients

Which of the following is presented as a potential negative effect of AI in medicine?

• Reducing healthcare costs

• Improving access in rural areas

• Weakening doctors’ diagnostic skills

• Encouraging patient communication

• Enhancing medical training

The author implies that AI systems can produce biased results primarily due to:

• Flawed hardware

• Inadequate medical staff

• Lack of government support

• Biased or incomplete training data

• High computational costs

The tone of the author toward AI in healthcare is best described as:

• Hostile and dismissive

• Cautiously optimistic

• Strongly supportive

• Indifferent and neutral

• Sarcastic and mocking

Why might patients feel alienated by the use of AI, according to the passage?

• They may not understand how to use the AI tools

• They prefer older forms of treatment.

• They distrust all forms of technology.

• They may feel excluded from the decision-making process.

• They are unfamiliar with medical procedures in general.

What is the author’s suggested approach to using AI responsibly in healthcare?

• Replace most doctors with AI for cost efficiency.

• Keep AI out of hospitals until fully explained.

• Use AI only in non-critical conditions.

• Let patients interact directly with AI software.

• Combine human expertise with well-regulated AI systems.

Which of the following best summarizes the author’s view?

• AI should be banned from diagnosis due to its risks.

• AI will soon be more trusted than human doctors.

• With proper oversight, AI can enhance but not replace medical professionals.

• AI is more ethical than human decision-making in medicine.

• Doctors should ignore AI outputs and rely solely on training.

Which of these best expresses a challenge in explaining AI-based decisions to patients?

• Lack of medical knowledge among patients

• AI decisions are often made without human approval

• Most patients dislike computerized systems

• AI systems often operate without clear, interpretable logic

• Doctors are unwilling to share decision-making authority