The future: hopes Lesson 24 of the ai course of Mova's primary school: 16 sentences, each with its syntax tree and pragmatics. The lessons are written for Mova, and their agreed trees are part of Mova corpus 0.4 (CC BY-SA 4.0). How Mova does on its tests: the lesson at school .
0 Nobody can see the future, but people can hope, worry, and make choices that change what happens. 1 Mia asks whether robots will do all the housework, and Dad says, "I hope so, especially ironing." Real home robots today are still clumsy and expensive: a robot that can fold a crumpled shirt as well as Dad is much harder to build than one that wins at chess, because real homes are messy and every object is different. 2 Some hopes are big and serious: cures for diseases, help learning in any language. 3 Some worries are big too, and many clever people are working to make powerful AI safe. 4 The truth about the future is probably somewhere between "wonderful" and "terrible", and it depends on the choices people make, including the ones you will make. 5 Whatever comes, learning the basics yourself, such as writing, still matters, because it trains your own thinking. 6 People hope robots and AI will help with boring chores, but real home robots are still clumsy and expensive. 7 Many scientists hope AI will help find cures for diseases, and some progress has been made, but medicine needs careful testing and takes time. 8 Some experts worry that very powerful AI could become dangerous, others think that is far off, and many people are working on making AI safe. 9 Many things people love depend on bodies, feelings and being human, such as watching people play sport. 10 Many people already use AI as a helper at work, and knowing the basics yourself helps you check it. 11 Translation and tutoring tools might make learning easier for many people, but not every family can afford them. 12 The future of AI is probably neither all wonderful nor all terrible; it depends on the choices people make. 13 Robot pets already exist, but they are not living animals and do not need or feel care the way real pets do. 14 Self-driving vehicles are being tested, and their safety must be proven before they are used everywhere. 15 Writing helps you think, not only make words, so learning to write still matters. ← previous In the news: tricked bots, real discoveries, careful wordsnext → The future: fears, rules and your part↑ back to AI This page in Markdown → https://md.mova.elamur.ai/free/en/corpora/school/ai/24-future-hopes/