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Questions
- What four key problems does the text mention in the first paragraph?
- Who may lose their jobs because of AI, according to the text?
- Where can AI bias affect people, as given in the examples?
- Why do hackers pose a risk to people when AI uses a lot of data?
- Yes or no: Does the text say that AI can reduce creativity?
- What do governments, companies, and experts need to do to reduce AI problems?
- How can overdependence on AI affect students?
True or false
- AI always makes fair decisions.
- AI can use personal data like health information.
- The text says AI is cheap for all companies and countries.
- Overdependence on AI may reduce critical thinking.
- Education and training can help workers move to new jobs.
Discussion Questions
- Have you ever used an AI tool (like a translation app or voice assistant)? How did it help or cause problems?
- Do you worry about automation in jobs in your area? Why or why not?
- What steps would you take to protect your personal data from AI systems?
- Should governments make strict rules about AI? What rules would you set?
- How can schools teach students to use AI without losing critical thinking skills?
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Comprehension Questions
- Job loss, bias, privacy risks, and overdependence.
- Workers whose tasks can be done by machines, for example factory workers and store staff using automated checkouts.
- In decisions about loans, hiring for jobs, and actions by police in a community.
- Because AI systems store large amounts of personal data that hackers could try to steal and use to cause harm.
- Yes.
- They need to work together to set standards for safety, fairness, and transparency.
- Students might stop learning to think deeply and rely on AI for answers.
True or False (answers)
- False
- True
- False
- True
- True