louisphamng 11/4/2024 3:36:17 PM

        Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer just a buzzword; it's quickly becoming an everyday reality that's transforming how we use technology. From chatbots that can have genuine, engaging conversations with customers around the clock, to smart home devices that respond to our voice commands, AI is bringing us closer to a world where machines feel almost human.

        Take, for example, how businesses are embracing AI-powered chatbots. These digital helpers aren’t just giving standard responses—they're learning from interactions, becoming more sophisticated, and offering the kind of customer service that feels more personal, even at 3 a.m. It’s no wonder that more companies are jumping on board, as it saves time and resources while keeping customers happy.

        AI is also reshaping our online experiences by making them more personalised. If you’ve ever noticed how the products you’re most interested in always seem to pop up on your screen, that’s AI at work. These systems analyse our browsing habits and tailor content specifically to us, making technology feel like it’s truly listening and adapting to what we want.

        And let's not forget the rise of robotic systems, which are taking on tasks that once seemed out of reach. Whether it’s in manufacturing, healthcare, or even delivering our groceries, robots powered by AI are becoming an essential part of the workforce.

        In the realm of virtual reality, AI has stepped up its game, creating environments that are almost indistinguishable from the real world. This opens up endless possibilities, from more immersive gaming experiences to groundbreaking training simulations in fields like medicine and aviation.

        As AI continues to weave itself into our lives, it’s clear that this technology isn't just a passing trend. It's here to stay, and it’s reshaping industries in ways we never thought possible. While there are still challenges to navigate, such as becoming more 'human-understandable,' one thing is certain: AI is paving the way for a more efficient, intuitive, and connected future.

(Adapted from BBC News)

Question 34: What is the main idea of the passage?
A. The dangers and risks of AI in everyday life.
B. How AI is revolutionizing technology and industry.

        C. The ways we are avoiding AI in their business models.
D. The challenges AI faces in becoming mainstream.

Question 35: According to the passage, what is one way that AI-powered chatbots benefit businesses?
A. By reducing customer satisfaction while they are advertising new products.

        B. By requiring fewer resources to operate while enhancing customer experience.
C. By giving robotic, unengaging responses that confuse customers and managers        

        D. By making communication with customers more challenging and more complex.

Question 36: The word "sophisticated" in the 2nd paragraph is opposite in meaning to_________.

        A. complicated        B. refined        C. chaotic        D. simple

Question 37: The word "virtual reality" in the 5th paragraph means _________.

        A. artificial stimulation             B. real reality            C. synthetic world        D. artificial environment

Question 38: According to the passage, one challenge AI still faces is __________.
A. creating customer dissatisfaction        

        B. taking over the workforce entirely.
C. becoming more easily understood by humans.        

        D. being accepted as a permanent part of daily life.

Question 39: The word “we” in the 3rd paragraph refers to _________.

        A. users        B. developers        C. contributors        D. managers

Question 40: What does the passage imply about the future of AI?
A. AI will be a short trend in technological development.        

        B. AI will face significant pushback from consumers.
C. AI is likely to continue advancing in various fields.        

        D. AI will replace all human workers in every sector.

Test 1 U6 GB12