Questions from 36 to 40 will be based on Text 04. Text 04 We have all been reading and hearing a lot about artificial intelligence (AI) recently becauseit is an absolute game-changer. As AI developers madly rush forward to develop and deploy AIs,we are reminded of the frenzied early days of the internet. AIs will soon be appearing everywherein every form imaginable. We are on the front end of a civilization-altering technology that will forever5 change the way we work, play, learn, educate, think, govern, socialize, fight, and even love.AIs are different than any other invention or technology in human history. Many previous inventionsand technologies, from the printing press to social media, have allowed us to communicate withone another more easily and efficiently to broader and/or more distant audiences. Unlike suchtechnologies, AIs can communicate with us directly on their own. With their large language learning10 algorithms and huge data sets, AIs such as ChatGPT can make it feel like we are interacting withanother person. We might debate the nuances here, but for all practical purposes, current AIs havepassed the fabled Turing Test (i.e., AIs can fool humans that they are interacting with a fellowhuman rather than a computer). Sure, ChatGPT requires prompts from us and does not “speak,” but this is only because it15 was designed this way and has some technical limitations to overcome. While ChatGPT isconsidered a “narrow AI” and has not yet reached what is considered “artificial general intelligence,”it is already impressively smart at many tasks. As but one example, ChatGPT 4.0 can ace manystandardized tests, including the prestigious and notoriously difficult bar exam (impressively, at the90th percentile).20 We must remember that ChatGPT is merely the Atari 2600 of AIs. Thus, it is an entry-levelAI. The PlayStation 5 versions are on the way and will keep evolving. If Moore’s Law holds upregarding how computing power increases, in 20 years, AIs will likely be about 1000 times morepowerful than ChatGPT 4.0.25 Let this sink in for a moment: Human beings have created an intelligence that either rivalsus or far surpasses us in many capacities already. AIs can be designed to act autonomously, andsoon they will be able to grow and learn in real-time from their experiences and even interact withother AIs. AIs will be able to create (give birth to?) other AIs. This sounds like the stuff of sciencefiction, but AIs are capable of these things now or soon will be. We have reached an inflection pointin our human evolution, and our world will never be the same. Adapted from: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/tech-happy-life/202303/have-we-created-artificial-intelligence-or-artificial-life , accessed on July 18th, 2023. Questions from 36 to 40 will be based on Text 04. Text 04 We have all been reading and hearing a lot about artificial intelligence (AI) recently becauseit is an absolute game-changer. As AI developers madly rush forward to develop and deploy AIs,we are reminded of the frenzied early days of the internet. AIs will soon be appearing everywherein every form imaginable. We are on the front end of a civilization-altering technology that will forever5 change the way we work, play, learn, educate, think, govern, socialize, fight, and even love.AIs are different than any other invention or technology in human history. Many previous inventionsand technologies, from the printing press to social media, have allowed us to communicate withone another more easily and efficiently to broader and/or more distant audiences. Unlike suchtechnologies, AIs can communicate with us directly on their own. With their large language learning10 algorithms and huge data sets, AIs such as ChatGPT can make it feel like we are interacting withanother person. We might debate the nuances here, but for all practical purposes, current AIs havepassed the fabled Turing Test (i.e., AIs can fool humans that they are interacting with a fellowhuman rather than a computer). Sure, ChatGPT requires prompts from us and does not “speak,” but this is only because it15 was designed this way and has some technical limitations to overcome. While ChatGPT isconsidered a “narrow AI” and has not yet reached what is considered “artificial general intelligence,”it is already impressively smart at many tasks. As but one example, ChatGPT 4.0 can ace manystandardized tests, including the prestigious and notoriously difficult bar exam (impressively, at the90th percentile).20 We must remember that ChatGPT is merely the Atari 2600 of AIs. Thus, it is an entry-levelAI. The PlayStation 5 versions are on the way and will keep evolving. If Moore’s Law holds upregarding how computing power increases, in 20 years, AIs will likely be about 1000 times morepowerful than ChatGPT 4.0.25 Let this sink in for a moment: Human beings have created an intelligence that either rivalsus or far surpasses us in many capacities already. AIs can be designed to act autonomously, andsoon they will be able to grow and learn in real-time from their experiences and even interact withother AIs. AIs will be able to create (give birth to?) other AIs. This sounds like the stuff of sciencefiction, but AIs are capable of these things now or soon will be. We have reached an inflection pointin our human evolution, and our world will never be the same. Adapted from: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/tech-happy-life/202303/have-we-created-artificial-intelligence-or-artificial-life , accessed on July 18th, 2023. The question in the title of the article “Have we created Artificial Intelligence ou Artificial Life?” is in:

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