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1st Year English Chapter 12 TestUNIT 12: The Impact of AI on Society, Human Relationships, and Ethics

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1st Year English Chapter 12 Test

1st Year · English · Punjab (PTB)

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Q1. Multiple choice questions (Attempt all · 10 × 1 = 10)

  1. What may happen when surveillance occurs without consent?

    1. cost increases

    2. public safety rises

    3. Privacy is violated

    4. Data is protected

  2. Recognition tools help detect identity through faces.

    1. Identification

    2. Acceptance

    3. Permission

    4. Attention

  3. What role should governments play in Al development?

    1. Market control

    2. Policy creation

    3. App downloads

    4. Product marketing

  4. Which theme emerges from the discussion on Al and youth?

    1. Growth of physical strength

    2. Increase in group sports

    3. Rise of emotional detachment

    4. Better textbook results

  5. Al can shape employment practices.

    1. Routines

    2. Offers

    3. Roles

    4. Levels

  6. Integration of Al improves business delivery.

    1. Control

    2. Management

    3. Combination

    4. Replacement

  7. What type of contact has reduced due to Al-based communication?

    1. Online contact

    2. Face-to-face interaction

    3. Screen time

    4. Formal writing

  8. What does the text suggest is a major danger of Al replacing human interaction?

    1. High internet bills

    2. Loss of humour

    3. Decline in empathy and social bonding

    4. Confusion in messaging apps

  9. Al must serve diverse communities equally.

    1. Similar

    2. Mixed

    3. Large

    4. Identical

  10. Why is bias in Al systems a serious issue, thematically?

    1. It increases download time

    2. It weakens ai speed

    3. It leads to discrimination and unfair decisions

    4. It blocks access to apps

Q2. Short questions (Attempt any 6 of 8 · 6 × 2 = 12)

  1. How does Al affect human interaction quality?

  2. How does Al affect the balance between convenience and human connection?

  3. What does the unit suggest about youth and digital dependence?

  4. How might AI affect human emotions and social interactions? Can it improve or harm our well-being?

  5. What is the danger of over-personalized content through Al?

  6. What concern does the rapid use of Al raise?

  7. What problems occur in facial recognition accuracy?

  8. How does the unit link Al development with moral responsibility?

Q3. Long questions (Attempt any 2 of 3 · 2 × 4 = 8)

  1. Moreover, Al has enabled the creation of virtual companions and chatbots, which can simulate human conversation. For instance, Replika is an Al-powered chatbot designed to provide emotional support and companionship. Although these systems can be helpful, they lack genuine emotions and understanding. Overreliance on Al for social interactions can reduce empathy and emotional intelligence among users, making them more comfortable interacting with machines than with real people.

  2. The Need for Responsible Use of Al - To maximise the benefits of Al while minimising its risks, it is essential to promote responsible use. Governments, organisations, and individuals must work together to establish ethical guidelines for the design, development, and deployment of Al systems. These guidelines should focus on: Transparency: Al systems should be designed in a way that allows users to understand how they work and how they make decisions.

  3. It is a branch of computer science that enables machines to perform tasks typically requiring human intelligence such as learning problem-solving decision-making language processing and visual recognition In recent decades AI has become a central technology in various sectors including healthcare education finance and entertainment