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Quiz - aiOnline version To practice by Liliana Marcela Cubillos Díaz 1 The speakers suggest that the meaning of the term “AI” has changed because... a AI technology has become much more advanced than before. b people increasingly use the term to describe many types of digital content and technology. c people no longer understand how artificial intelligence actually works. d companies have started replacing traditional computer animation with AI. 2 What example do the speakers give to illustrate how people's language about manipulated images has changed? a They used to call them computer-generated images. b They used to describe them as fake news. c They used to say that someone had “photoshopped” them. d They used to assume that they had been created by a professional artist. 3 When the speaker describes something as “AI slop,” what does she mean? a Highly advanced AI technology b AI content that is mainly used for education c False information created by humans d Low-quality content generated by AI 4 What can we infer about the friend's experience of online content? a She believes most online content is deliberately dishonest. b She has noticed that some content looks convincing but lacks authenticity. c She finds it difficult to understand how social media works. d She thinks online content has become less visually attractive. 5 How does the speaker describe the type of content being discussed? a It looks convincing initially but lacks depth and substance. b It is deliberately designed to provide false information. c It is badly made because AI technology is still developing. d It is mainly created to educate people about modern technology. 6 What does “uncanny valley” refer to in the conversation? a The feeling that something is completely artificial. b The difficulty of creating realistic digital images. c The strange feeling caused when something looks almost real but something seems wrong. d The moment when people discover that an image has been generated by AI. 7 Why is the speaker particularly concerned about older people seeing increasingly realistic AI content? a They spend more time watching videos than younger people. b They may find it difficult to recognize subtle signs that content is artificial. c They are more likely to believe information from news channels. d They don't understand how social media platforms work. 8 What is the main argument of the person who believes people are “overreacting” about AI? a AI will eventually replace most workers. b AI should only be used by technology professionals. c AI-generated content is generally better than human-created content. d AI itself is not necessarily the problem; the way people use it is more important. 9 Why does the software developer mentioned by the speakers continue to supervise AI? a AI makes his work slower. b AI cannot understand technical information. c AI sometimes makes mistakes. d His company does not allow him to use AI independently. 10 Why does the second speaker think that describing AI simply as a “tool” does not fully explain the current situation? a The main issue is the enormous amount and speed of AI-generated content online. b AI tools are becoming too expensive for ordinary users. c Most people are using AI only for entertainment. d Language models are becoming less useful for everyday tasks.

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by Liliana Marcela Cubillos Díaz

The speakers suggest that the meaning of the term “AI” has changed because...

What example do the speakers give to illustrate how people's language about manipulated images has changed?

When the speaker describes something as “AI slop,” what does she mean?

What can we infer about the friend's experience of online content?

How does the speaker describe the type of content being discussed?

What does “uncanny valley” refer to in the conversation?

Why is the speaker particularly concerned about older people seeing increasingly realistic AI content?

What is the main argument of the person who believes people are “overreacting” about AI?

Why does the software developer mentioned by the speakers continue to supervise AI?

Why does the second speaker think that describing AI simply as a “tool” does not fully explain the current situation?