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1、高考英语外刊阅读训练阅读理解:呼吁暂停开发更先进人工智能【原标题】Elon Musk and Others Call for Pause on A.I., Citing Profound Risks to Society【原文】More than 1,000 technology leaders and researchers, including Elon Musk, have urged artificial intelligence labs to pause development of the most advanced systems, warning in an open let
2、ter that A.I. tools present “profound risks to society and humanity.”A.I. developers are “locked in an out-of-control race to develop and deploy ever more powerful digital minds that no one not even their creators can understand, predict or reliably control,” according to the letter, which the nonpr
3、ofit Future of Life Institute released on Wednesday.Others who signed the letter include Steve Wozniak, a co-founder of Apple; Andrew Yang, an entrepreneur and a 2020 presidential candidate; and Rachel Bronson, the president of the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, which sets the Doomsday Clock.“Th
4、ese things are shaping our world,” said Gary Marcus, an entrepreneur and academic who has long complained of flaws in A.I. systems, in an interview. “We have a perfect storm of corporate irresponsibility, widespread adoption, lack of regulation and a huge number of unknowns.”A.I. powers chatbots lik
5、e ChatGPT, Microsofts Bing and Googles Bard, which can perform humanlike conversations, create essays on an endless variety of topics and perform more complex tasks, like writing computer code.The push to develop more powerful chatbots has led to a race that could determine the next leaders of the t
6、ech industry. But these tools have been criticized for getting details wrong and their ability to spread misinformation.The open letter called for a pause in the development of A.I. systems more powerful than GPT-4, the chatbot introduced this month by the research lab OpenAI, which Mr. Musk co-foun
7、ded. The pause would provide time to introduce “shared safety protocols” for A.I. systems, the letter said. “If such a pause cannot be enacted quickly, governments should step in and institute a moratorium,” it added.Development of powerful A.I. systems should advance “only once we are confident tha
8、t their effects will be positive and their risks will be manageable,” the letter said.“Humanity can enjoy a flourishing future with A.I.,” the letter said. “Having succeeded in creating powerful A.I. systems, we can now enjoy an A.I. summer in which we reap the rewards, engineer these systems for th
9、e clear benefit of all and give society a chance to adapt.”For years, many A.I. researchers, academics and tech executives, including Mr. Musk, have worried that A.I. systems could cause even greater harm. Some are part of a vast online community called rationalists or effective altruists who believ
10、e that A.I could eventually destroy humanity.The letter was shepherded by the Future of Life Institute, an organization dedicated to researching existential risks to humanity that has long warned of the dangers of artificial intelligence. But it was signed by a wide variety of people from industry a
11、nd academia.Though some who signed the letter are known for repeatedly expressing concerns that A.I. could destroy humanity, others, including Mr. Marcus, are more concerned about its near-term dangers, including the spread of disinformation and the risk that people will rely on these systems for me
12、dical and emotional advice.The letter “shows how many people are deeply worried about what is going on,” said Mr. Marcus, who signed the letter. He believes the letter will be a turning point. “It think it is a really important moment in the history of A.I. and maybe humanity,” he said.He acknowledg
13、ed, however, that those who had signed the letter might find it difficult to persuade the wider community of companies and researchers to put a moratorium in place. “The letter is not perfect,” he said. “But the spirit is exactly right.”【重点词汇】1. cite sat v. 引用,援引;引证,引以为例;传唤,传讯;嘉奖,表彰 n. 引用,引文;cites;c
14、ites;citing;cited;cited2. urge d v. 敦促,催促,力劝;竭力主张,强烈要求;驱赶,鞭策;鼓励,激励( sb. on. n. 强烈的欲望,冲动;推动力;urges;urges;urging;urged;urged3. profound prfand adj. (影响)深刻的,极大的;(感情)强烈的,深切的;(思想)深邃的,(见解)深刻的;深的,深处的;完全的;艰深的,玄奥的;(疾病,残疾)严重的4. humanity hj()mnt n. 人类(总称);人性,人的属性;人道,仁慈;(历史、哲学、文学等)人文学科;humanities5. accord kd n.
15、 协议,条约;符合,一致 v. 使受到,给予(某种待遇);(与)一致,符合;accords;accords;according;accorded;accorded6. release rls v. 释放,放走;使出院;把(动物)放生;解救;放开;拉开,松开(装置);发射,投(弹);公布,发布;发行,上映;表达,发泄;释放,排放(物质);解除(职务或工作),解雇;放弃,让予;使不紧张;开放,解禁 n. (人或动物的)释放,放出;排放,泄漏;(设备的)松开,拉开;释放装置(如按、拉的装置);表达,宣泄;解脱,轻松感;放松的机会;新发行的东西;公开,发布;公映;(责任等的)免除,解除;免责书;放弃,
16、让予;放弃文书;传球;releases;releases;releasing;released;released7. entrepreneur ntrprn n. 企业家,创业者;主办者,提倡者;entrepreneurs8. bulletin bultn n. (广播或电视中的)新闻简报;公告,布告;(机构或社团的)通讯,刊物;bulletins;bulletins;bulletining;bulletined;bulletined9. academic kdemk adj. 学业的,学术的;学校的,学院的;学业(成绩)优秀的,善于学习的;不切实际的,空谈的 n. 大学教师,学者;(学校或学
17、院的)课程;大学生;academics10. complain kmplen v. 诉说 (病痛);悲叹,悲鸣;(构造,机械装置)(因拉力或压力)呻吟,咯吱作响;抱怨,投诉;complains;complaining;complained;complained11. flaw fl n. 缺点,缺陷;裂痕,瑕疵 v. 削弱,使失效;flaws;flaws;flawing;flawed;flawed12. numb nm adj. 麻木的,失去感觉的;迟钝的,呆滞的 v. 使麻木,使失去知觉;使迟钝,使呆滞;使(某种感觉)减轻,使减弱;number;numbs;numbing;numbed;nu
18、mbed13. essay ese, es n. (学生为某门课程所写的)短文,论说文;(用来刊登的)散文,随笔;企图,尝试;尚未采用的邮票设计图案 v. 试图,作尝试;essays;essays;essaying;essayed;essayed14. writing rat n. 写作,著书;作品,著作;写,书写;字迹;(书写或印刷的)文字;(某作家或专题的)着作,作品(writings) v. 写字;写作;写信(write的现在分词);writings15. code kd n. 密码,暗码;(邮政)编码,(电话)区号;(计算机)编码;道德准则,行为规范;法典,法规 v. 把编码(或编号)
19、;把译成密码;(给计算机)编写指令 【名】 (code)(英、法、西)科德(人名);codes;codes;coding;coded;coded16. criticize krtsaz v. 批评,指责;评论;criticizes;criticizing;criticized;criticized17. flourish flr v. 繁荣,昌盛;挥动;(植物或动物)长势好,茁壮成长 n. 夸张动作;(讲话或文章的)华丽辞藻,修饰;花彩号声;(手写花体字的)花饰;flourishes;flourishes;flourishing;flourished;flourished18. reap rp
20、 v. 获得,收获;收割(庄稼等) 【名】 (reap)(英)里普(人名);reaps;reaping;reaped;reaped19. executive gzekjtv adj. 行政的,有执行权的;高档的,豪华的;供主管人员使用的;(有关)经营管理的,领导的 n. 主管,经理;行政部门,执行委员会;executives20. effective fektv adj. 产生预期结果的,有效的;实际的,事实上的;(法律、规则等)生效的,起作用的;给人深刻印象的 n. 实际可作战的士兵;effectives21. shepherd epd n. 牧羊人,羊倌;牧师;指导者 v. 牧(羊);带领
21、,引领,护送;(尤指精神方面)给指导 【名】 (shepherd)(英、美、菲)谢泼德(人名);shepherds;shepherds;shepherding;shepherded;shepherded22. dedicate dedket v. 致力于,献身于;把(书、戏剧、音乐作品等)献给;为(建筑物或教堂)举行奉献(或落成)典礼;dedicates;dedicating;dedicated;dedicated23. repeatedly rptdl adv. 重复地,再三地【阅读理解练习题】1. Who signed the open letter calling for a pause
22、 in the development of advanced AI systems?A. Only Elon Musk and Andrew YangB. Only researchers and academicsC. Over 1,000 technology leaders and researchers, including Elon Musk, Steve Wozniak and Rachel BronsonD. Only entrepreneurs and presidential candidates答案:C。第一段提到有1000多名科技领袖和研究人员,包括Elon Musk在
23、内,呼吁人工智能实验室暂停最先进系统的开发,并在一封公开信中警告称,AI工具对社会和人类存在“深刻风险”。2. Why did the signatories of the letter call for a pause in AI systems development?A. Because the technology has already been perfectedB. Because theres widespread adoption of AI without regulationC. Because AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Bing can
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