今年. 人工智能机器人AI-MATHS参加了全国高考.这引发了人们对于高科技发展的热议.请你 “High-technology around us 为题.谈谈高科技的利与弊.要求如下:1.阐明利与弊提示:利:生活更便利.舒适,节约时间和提高效率,帮助探索宇宙等.弊:个人隐私和安全受到威胁,机器代替人类劳作导致失业率上升等.2.你的看法注意:词数100左题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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今年，人工智能机器人AI-MATHS参加了全国高考，这引发了人们对于高科技发展的热议，请你 “High-technology around us”为题，谈谈高科技的利与弊。要求如下：

1.阐明利与弊

提示：利：生活更便利，舒适；节约时间和提高效率；帮助探索宇宙等。

弊：个人隐私和安全受到威胁；机器代替人类劳作导致失业率上升等。

2.你的看法

注意：词数100左右；

参考词汇：artificial intelligence 人工智能，advanced science and technology先进科技, privacy隐私，unemployment 失业

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But he began to paint his favourite football player, Cristiano Ronaldo, using Picasso’s trademarks (标志) —bright colours and impressionistic forms.

His father said, "I’ve got lots of books about Picasso and I showed them to Hamad but he didn’t know anything about Picasso —it’s just naturally the way he sees it and he just loves to paint."

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