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МатематикаВопрос:
3 Read the Reading Strategy. Then complete these tasks 1 Look at question 1 in exercise 4. Read the second parag of the text (lines 8-23). 2 Circle the correct answer and identify the part of the le which gives the answer. 3 How many words from that part of the text does the correct answer contain? 4 Which words are used in the text instead of the words the question?
Ответ:
Ответ:
- Смотрим вопрос 1 в упражнении 4: "The main criticism of the Turing test is that..."
- Читаем второй абзац текста (строки 8-23): В этом абзаце говорится об истории создания теста Тьюринга и его цели, но нет критики самого теста.
- Правильный ответ: d) thought that in the future computers and people might be equally clever.
- В указанном отрывке 23 слова.
- В тексте вместо слов "the question" используются слова "How can we measure the intelligence of a machine?"
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- 4 Read the rest of the text. Choose the correct answers (a-d). 1 Around the middle of the last century, scientists a tried to build computers that were as intelligent as humans. b built a machine that could have a conversation with a human c thought that computers could never be as intelligent as humans. d thought that in the future computers and people might be equally clever. 2 According to the Turing test, a computer that could think would be able to a break the Enigma code b talk to people like an ordinary person does. c chat with another computer. d have a chatroom conversation for a minimum of five minutes. 3 Chatbots that enter the Loebner competition a have a 30% chance of winning b share prize money of $100,000. c need to appear human to about a third of the judges. d will never win the big money prize. 4 The main criticism of the Turing test is that a Turing focused on the wrong type of intelligence. b the winner simply has to copy human behaviour. c Google and NASA computers can also achieve amazing things with the help of chatbots. d chatbots are designed to do things that we can't do. 5 The writer of the text a agrees with the critics of the Turing test. b is more impressed with search engines than chatbots. c does not express a personal opinion on the validity of the Turing test. d believes that people are just very complex robots
- 5 SPEAKING Do you agree that a search engine like Google is more impressive than a chatbot that can seem human? Why? / Why not?
- 6 VOCABULARY Complete the verb-noun collocations with the nouns below. They are all in the text. Verb-noun collocations an answer a code a competition a conversation a prize a test a website messages 1 pass _______ 2 break _______ 3 come up with _______ 4 have _______ 5 exchange _______ 6 enter _______ 7 win _______ 8 search _______
- 7 SPEAKING Work in pairs. Imagine that you were going to chat with a chatbot. Think of six questions that you would ask or requests you would make. Try to think of questions that would reveal that it was not human.
- 8 SPEAKING Share your ideas with another pair or with the class. Vote on the best ideas. We would ask, 'Tell me how to boil an egg'.
- 9 INTERNET RESEARCH Complete the following tasks. 1 Search online for the websites of chatbots such as Mitsuku, ALICE, Jabberwacky chatbot and Elbot. 2 Have an online conversation with one of them. Use your ideas from exercises 7 and 8. 3 Write down the questions you ask and the chatbot's replies 4 Bring them into school and discuss them with your class How convincingly human are the chatbots?
