Many experts have praised AI’s groundbreaking potential to help people become way more efficient at their jobs, and a lot of educators have been trying it out for themselves, including me.
I’ve used ChatGPT, an AI-powered tool that can instantly answer seemingly any instruction, in my job. Of course, there are potential downsides to the new technology. It can produce inaccurate or one-sided responses based on faulty data it collects, and it has the potential to cause huge data privacy problems. Despite those risks, I have used such AI-powered tools to plan lessons, provide feedback on student assignments, and respond to parent emails. And I’m looking for other ways to use the technology to make my job easier.
Take two other teachers, for example. Mike Kerr, a high school English teacher in Tennessee, uses ChatGPT to reduce Lexile levels-the measure of an individual’s reading ability and the difficulty of a text -for his students. High school students are often required to read relatively complex classic novels. The reading homework “can be a real big task for an English learner in their first couple of months here”. To help them, Kerr uses ChatGPT to give summaries of works of literature, which saves him from having to read all the assigned literary works, so he can have more time to better guide them through the text.
April Edwards, a 6th grade social studies teacher in Texas, shares ways that she uses AI in her instruction on a social media platform. “I use AI to help create lesson plans, presentations, to write emails, and to create checklists.AI is a great resource to use as a starting point for a task or to give you ideas,” Edwards said. She has not introduced AI to her students, because she wants to fully understand it before allowing students to use it in the classroom. “My goal is to show them how to use AI responsibly and effectively and demonstrate that to my students. If I am using AI irresponsibly, then so will they,” Edwards said.
1. How does the author regard ChatGPT?| A．It is of high accuracy. | B．It is undervalued. |
| C．It brings some convenience. | D．It often misleads users. |
| A．Reduce teaching pressure. | B．Help with students’ homework. |
| C．Summarize English lessons | D．Go through the complex classics. |
| A．Supportive. | B．Worried. | C．Opposed. | D．Cautious. |
| A．Can AI improve instruction? | B．Why is AI changing education? |
| C．Should teachers apply AI to teaching? | D．How can ChatGPT encourage study? |
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【推荐1】On Saturday evening, CCTV showed a computer-generated image of the Chang’e 3 lander’s path as it approached the surface of the moon, saying that during the landing period it needed to have no contact with Earth. As it was just hundreds of meters away the lander’s camera broadcast images of the moon’s surface.
The Chang’e 3’s solar panels, which are used to absorb sunlight to generate power, opened soon after the landing. The mission blasted off (发射) from southwest China on Dec. 2 on a Long March-3B carrier rocket. It is named after a mythical Chinese goddess of the moon and the “Yutu” rover vehicle, or “Jade Rabbit” in English, afternoon the goddess’ pet.
China’s military-backed space program has made much progress in a relatively short time, although it is behind the United States and Russia in technology and experience. China sent its first astronaut into space in 2003, becoming the third nation after Russia and the United States to achieve manned space travel independently. In 2006, it sent its first probe (探测器) to the moon. China plans to open a space station around 2020 and send an astronaut to the moon after that.
“They are taking their time with getting to know about how to fly humans into space, how to build space stations. how to explore the solar system, especially the moon and Mars. They are making big advancements, and I think over the next 10-20 years they’ll certainly be matching Russia and America in this area and maybe overtaking them in some areas.”
1. What is this text mainly about?| A．An unknown flying object. |
| B．China is making progress in the space exploration. |
| C．China’s intention of taking over the space. |
| D．How will Chang’e 3 be sent into space? |
| A．Someone pet. |
| B．A goddess in China’s myth. |
| C．The name of the carrier rocket. |
| D．The name of the rover vehicle of Chang’e 3. |
| A．China | B．Russia |
| C．the United States | D．the space station |
| A．To discuss other countries’ progress in space exploration |
| B．To tell readers more about why we should explore the space |
| C．To argue whether China is going to benefit from space programme. |
| D．To explain that China will succeed in the field of space exploration. |
【推荐2】Cat lovers finally have the chance to understand what their pets are saying thanks to a smart collar that can interpret meows and translate them into human speech. Named Catterbox, the collar supposedly has a digital sensor that detects meows, and uses a special program to interpret the meaning behind them.
Developed by London ad agency adam&eveDDB, for Temptations cat treats, the invention comes preloaded（预装）with a dictionary of cat meows and several other sounds to make the interpretation as accurate as possible. “We're fascinated by cats, so we set out on a mission to get to know them better.” said Pete Simmons, global brand director of Temptations.
The promotion video of the smart collar claims that Catterbox, the world's first talking cat collar, is designed to finally help humans understand the meaning of meows. “Cats are often thought of as independent pets quite hard to get to know, so we set up The Temptations Lab to find creative ways to inject even more pleasure into a cat and owner's relationship,” said Richard Brim, executive creative director of adam&eveDDB.
“Studies show cats only meow in order to communicate with humans,” the video adds. “So we set out on a mission to get to know them better. By analyzing different cat meows, we've designed a digital sensor that detects a cat's meow and uses a unique program to turn it into a human voice.” So by using the collar, owners can speak to their cats and expect a meaningful response. The responses are delivered in a British accent, in a voice of the owner's choice, selected through a smartphone app paired with the collar.
A few sample responses are shown on the company's YouTube channel-they are quite funny, but obviously not very convincing. In all probability, Catterbox is useless though it has a very clever marketing means.
1. Why did the researchers set up The Temptations Lab?| A．To help cat lovers get more fun in keeping cats. |
| B．To tell cat lovers how to get along with cats. |
| C．To do some research on cat's habits. |
| D．To prove cats are really difficult to understand. |
| A．It is selling well among cat lovers now. |
| B．It can also help cats understand their owners' languages. |
| C．It can translate meows into different languages. |
| D．It can be set by a paired smartphone app. |
| A．Positive. | B．Uncaring. | C．Doubtful. | D．Opposed. |
| A．A smart collar that translates cat meows into human speech. |
| B．Cat lovers who want to understand what cats say. |
| C．Scientists who are devoted to inventing a smart collar. |
| D．A dictionary of cat meows and other sounds. |
【推荐3】How fit are your teeth? Are you lazy about brushing them? Never fear: An inventor is on the case. An electric toothbrush senses how long and how well you brush, and it lets you track your performance on your phone.
The Kolibree toothbrush was exhibited at the International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas this week. It senses how it is moved and can send the information to an Android phone or iPhone via a Bluetooth wireless(无线的) connection.
The toothbrush will be able to teach you to brush right (don’t forget the insides of the teeth!) and make sure you’re brushing long enough. “It’s kind of like having a dentist actually watch your brushing on a day-to-day basis,” says Thomas Serval, the French inventor.
The toothbrush will also be able to talk to other applications on your phone, so developers could, for example, create a game controlled by your toothbrush. You could score points for beating monsters among your teeth. “We try to make it smart and fun,” Serval says.
Serval says he was inspired by his experience as a father. He would come home from work and ask his kids if they had brushed their teeth. They said “yes,” but Serval would find their toothbrush heads dry. He decided he needed a brush that really told him how well his children brushed.
The company says the Kolibree will go on sale this summer, from $99 to $199, and the U.S. is the first target market.
Serval says that one day, it’ll be possible to take the place of the brush one the handle with a brushing unit that also has a camera. The camera can even examine holes in your teeth while you brush.
1. Which is one of the feature of the Kolibree toothbrush?| A．It can help users find their phones. | B．It can track users’ school performance. |
| C．It can detect users’ fear of seeing a dentist. | D．It can sense how users brush their teeth. |
| A．You will find it enjoyable to see a dentist. |
| B．You should see your dentist on a day-to –day basis. |
| C．You can brush with the Kolibree as if guided by a dentist. |
| D．You’d like a dentist to watch you brush your teeth every day. |
| A．What inspired Serval to invent the toothbrush | B．Why Serval thought brushing teeth was necessary. |
| C．How Serval taught his kids to brush their teeth. | D．How Serval found out his kids lied to him. |
| A．They were unwilling to brush their teeth |
| B．They often failed to clean their toothbrushes. |
| C．They preferred to use a toothbrush with a dry head. |
| D．They liked brushing their teeth after Serval came home. |
| A．The brush handle will be removed. | B．It will be able to check users’ teeth |
| C．It will be used to fill holes in teeth | D．A mobile phone will be built into it. |
【推荐1】China launched a spacecraft bound for its unfinished space station just past midnight Saturday local time. On board were three astronauts — including the first woman to visit the station.
The Shenzhou-13 spacecraft took off from the Gobi Desert in northern China. Zhai Zhigang, who was chosen as mission commander for the six-month trip, graduated from China's first group of astronaut trainees in the 1990s. Selected from more than 1,500 potential astronaut candidates in 1998, Zhai, once a fighter pilot in the Chinese People's Liberation Army, eventually conducted China's first spacewalk. “After 13 years, I am going to set out for outer space again,” Zhai said to reporters. “I feel excited. I feel inspired. I also feel some pressure.” Wang Yaping, 41, is the first female astronaut to visit the Chinese station and the second Chinese woman to enter space.
China has spent a decade working to develop technologies for a space station. Construction of the nation’s first permanent space station, Tiangong, started in April. It is planned to include three elements. One, called Tianhe or “Heavenly Harmony,” is just bigger than a city bus and serves as the main living district. Eleven missions will be needed to fully supply and complete the station.
The six-month trip marks another step in the nation's rapidly advancing space program.
Three Chinese astronauts returned in September from a successful 90-day visit to the station, spending their time checking Tianhe's life-support system and going on spacewalks.
“We will definitely encounter physical and psychological problems, as well as problems related to the equipment and facility,” Zhai told reporters Thursday. “Whether we can complete this flight mission well depends on our team, our firm will and the fighting spirit of our three crew members.” He added that the crew's two years of training together gives them the "]”power and wisdom” to resolve all difficulties.
Ahead of the launch, Beijing renewed a commitment to cooperate with the international peaceful use of spare Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian described sending people to space as a “common cause of mankind.” Zhao said China would “continue to extend the depth and breath of international cooperation and exchanges” in spaceflight and “make positive contributions to the exploration of the mysteries of the universe.”
1. Who is the first Chinese to walk In space?| A．Wang Yaping. | B．Zhao Lijian. | C．Yang Liwei. | D．Zhai Zhigang. |
| A．Developed technologies for the construction of Tiangong. |
| B．Started the missions for the other two parts of Tiangong. |
| C．Walked out of Tianhe to supply with the international astronauts. |
| D．Evaluated the system that helps maintain life in Tianhe. |
| A．The successful launch for the Shenzhou-13 spacecraft. |
| B．The commitment of international cooperation and exchanges. |
| C．China's expectation and outlook for exploration of the universe. |
| D．The great importance of space exploration for China and the world. |
| A．Enthusiastic and ambitious. | B．Strong-willed and intelligent. |
| C．Cautious and generous. | D．Creative and interactive. |
Nowadays even your grandmother is not likely to call you on your landline. Evidence indicates that the elderly are in fact adapting to new technology quite easily, especially as digital technology continues to become ever more user-friendly. For those who do have difficulty, help is at hand.
In many countries, the elderly can receive free training in the use of computers, and learn how to correspond by email, how to send photos and voice messages, and how to use the Internet for shopping and other services. Across the world, centres for the elderly report that their most popular classes are in the use of smartphones and tables. It is clear that the elderly have already come to rely on digital technology to help them remain independent and keep in touch with friends and relatives.
Elderly people enjoy using technology for the same reasons as the rest of us: entertainment and leisure. Having plenty of free time, many elderly people like to find out new things or write down their experiences. Being able to use a computer, smartphone or tablet makes this easier to do, and can open the door to interesting hobbies. Many social media sites developed for the younger generation are now being enjoyed by the elderly, too. And for elderly people who may be unable to leave their homes without assistance, communication with the outside world is essential to prevent loneliness and to allow them to call for help in emergencies. In Singapore, the elderly are even turning to robots to keep them in good physical shape.
So it would seem that rather than being afraid of new technology, the elderly have much to gain from it, and are embracing it fully. As digital technology comes down in price, and becomes easier to operate, it could help to transform old age for millions of people.
1. Why are elderly people less likely to call our landlines? (no more than 15 words)2. What does the underlined word in Paragraph 2 mean? (1 word)
3. What is the main idea of Paragraph 3? (no more than 10 words)
4. According to the text, how could digital technology change elderly people’s life in the future? (no more than 10 words)
5. If you were old, what would you like the technology to help you with in daily life? Please explain why. (no more than 20 words)
【推荐3】2022 Year in Review: Look What They Built!
To recap 2022, we are taking a look back at some of the most interesting stories we’ve covered this year. Today we’re looking at some of the incredible things that humans were building and creating in 2022.
Turkey Opens World’s Longest Suspension Bridge
MARCH 29, 2022
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan opens the 1915 Canakkale Bridge on Mareh 18, 2022.
On March 18, Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan opened a huge bridge that sets a new record for the world’s longest suspension bridge. The “1915 Canakkale Bridge” crosses Turkey’s Dardanelles Strait, linking Europe and Asia.
Satellite Internet Service Changes the World
MARCH 30, 2022
Map showing location of satellites in Starlink ‘satellite constellation’.
Starlink, a new satellite internet system from the company SpaceX, is changing the world more quickly than many people expected. The system can be very useful in remote areas and emergency situations, but it also presents several important problems.
Using Oil Wells to Create Power from the Earth’s Heat
APRIL 21, 2022
Oil well in a green field in Weld County, Colorado against a backdrop of cloudy skies.
As the world tries to quit fossil fuels, there’s a lot of focus on renewable energy sources like wind and solar. But one very promising source of energy comes from deep inside the Earth. And old oil wells could help greatly in developing this power.
World’s First Hydrogen-Powered Train Line
AUGUST 30, 2022
A nearly head-on view of one of the Coradia iLint hydrogen-powered trains now running in Lower Saxony, Germany. The world’s first fully hydrogen-powered train line has officially begun running in Germany. The trains make almost no noise and run without polluting. Germany is planning to replace many of its trains with hydrogen trains.
1. What’s known about the 1915 Canakkale Bridge?| A．It was completed on March 18, 2022. | B．It fairly connects two large continents. |
| C．It is used for emergency situations. | D．It sets a new record for the world’s longest bridge. |
| A．They are both greener attempts. | B．They promise new ways of travelling. |
| C．They focus on potentials deep inside the Earth. | D．They both avoid sustainable source of energy. |
| A．A geographical textbook. | B．An annual plan of a community. |
| C．The newspaper. | D．Science fictions. |
【推荐1】This Ardie is not a place for the weak. This vast land of wilderness is where people can get up close to nature’s extremes. The place is “no joke”. US photographer Mark Mahaney told PLAIN Magazine. “When midnight sun is replaced by polar night, everything’s different. Eyes to the horizon and it’s nothing. And then more nothing, in every direction.”
One of the most harsh (恶劣的), yet most pristine (原始的) places on Earth, the Arctic has been affected by human activities — exploration, booming tourism and most importantly, global warming in recent decades.
Scientists have been recording changes in the Arctic. Its sea ice minimum in summer, for example, has reduced by 40 percent in the past 30 years. These changes have done harm to the Arctic and the human, animal and plant life that calls it home.
But the impact of these changes is not restricted to the inhabitants of this area alone. In fact, it could be said that the weight of the world relies on this icy region.
The Earth’s steady climate depends on the Arctic’s sea ice, which acts as a huge white reflector at the top of the planet, bouncing some of the sun’s rays back into space. The more Arctic sea ice melts, the less light is reflected, and the more the dark oceans will absorb the sun’s radiation (辐射).
With visible changes in the global climate, the Arctic has given us a wake-up call — what happens up in the North doesn’t just stay there. It comes with a high cost to the world at large. It’s time for us to pay attention to this freezing region and learn more about what’s happening there.
1. What does the underlined sentence “The place is ‘no joke’” in Paragraph 1 probably mean?| A．The weak are unhappy in the Arctic. |
| B．The natural conditions are extreme in the Arctic. |
| C．Photographers are not allowed to take photos. |
| D．People are banned to make jokes in the Arctic. |
| A．Animals and plants. | B．Global warming. |
| C．The activities of human beings. | D．The scientists’ records. |
| A．To regulate climate. | B．To keep water clean. |
| C．To attract the sun’s rays. | D．To support the living creatures. |
| A．The Most Harsh Land |
| B．Changes of the Arctic |
| C．The Arctic Sending Warning Signals |
| D．Nature’s Extremes Attracting Scientists |
【推荐2】For centuries, elephants have played a big role in the world’s economies, culture and religion. The African elephants used to be found all over Africa and the Asian elephants moved from Syria to China to Indonesia. Nowadays, elephants are found in small groups in the south of the Sahara Desert and scarcely in Southeast Asia, Sri Lanka and India.
In the early twentieth century, there were close to ten million elephants, and now the elephant number is as low as 252, 000 and expected to drop down to 160, 000 by 2025. Between 2007 and 2014, the elephant population fell by at least 30%, or 144, 000 elephants. As researchers have traveled over the African plains, they only spotted one herd of 36 elephants in an area like the size of Mexico. It is clear that these gentle mammals are disappearing right before our eyes.
There are many reasons why the elephant population has been decreasing,one of which is their habitat. Humans are competing with elephants for living space, and as more and more humans clear the land that is being used by elephants, the elephants have less space. Elephant hunting or “poaching” has been a major factor for the disappearance of this species, and they are killed only for their valuable ivory tusks. Although the trade of tusks is illegal, it is still a common practice in many places.
Often, all the local people living among elephants would be farmers, and found that they could make more money by selling the tusks of one elephant, than doing manual labor for twelve years. That alone makes it really hard to prevent them from killing the elephants.
Some places such as Botswana, have put in extra effort to protect their wildlife from poachers by founding their Botswana Defense Force, which is made up of around 700 specially-trained soldiers that are stationed in 40 different areas. You may feel worried about the present situations elephants are in, but there are ways to help. To find out how you can help elephant conservation, adopt an elephant, or donate, click here.
1. The numbers listed in Paragraph 2 show that ________ .| A．humans don’t care for elephants | B．elephants have been next to extinction |
| C．elephants have become gentler than before | D．elephants have gained more attention |
| A．Less space. | B．A lack of food. |
| C．Suffering from a disease. | D．Elephant hunting. |
| A．Their tusks are money-making. |
| B．Elephants are destroying their fields cruelly. |
| C．Farmers hope to make a living by selling their meat. |
| D．Farmers practice their hunting skills by killing elephants. |
| A．To persuade readers to make a donation |
| B．To guide readers how to protect elephants. |
| C．To encourage readers to help protect elephants. |
| D．To introduce the decreasing number of elephants. |
【推荐3】Bioprinting is the medically and bio-technologically equal to 3D printing. By using the same principles, the aim is to rapidly develop living structures similar to human-grown organs and tissue that can be used to heal people or test new drugs.
Of course, printing biological tissue is much more complex than building a mechanical part. There are complex layers of cells in living tissue. Bioprinters use bioink made from cells, biochemical nutrients and biological stands to support cells in an exact order. Bioinks have to operate under conditions that are suitable for living, growing tissue, so they cannot really be printed at temperatures that top body temperature.
Perhaps the simplest form of bioprinting is inkjet printing. Bioink is sprayed through tiny tubes so it has to be almost liquid and this limits the biological materials that can be printed. Most 3D printers operate by squeezing material through a pipe and bioprinters can use squeezing too, though care has to be taken not to damage cells through extreme force. Other techniques such as laser-assisted bioprinting or electrospinning (静电纺丝) are incredibly exact and can be used with thicker bioinks, but they are more tricky to use with living cells and not as rapid or able to create large quantities of tissue.
Once the bioprinter has done its work, the post-processing stage begins. Bioreactor systems are often employed to help the tissue grow up. They can be used to copy the forces and biochemical support that tissue needs to grow and differentiate correctly.
Bioprinting may be a relatively new field but the results so far are encouraging. Stem cells, which have the potential to turn into several types of cells, are being used to create bone. Organ printing can improve the health of society in general by wiping out the problem of diseases caused by organ failure, costly treatments and social care. That promise may be years away from realization but rapid prototyping (原型技术) enabled by bioprinting is pushing medical advances forward at pace.
1. What does the underlined word “they” in paragraph 2 refer to?| A．Cells. | B．Bioinks. |
| C．Nutrients. | D．Biological stands. |
| A．The sort of human organs. |
| B．The thickness of bioinks. |
| C．The force of squeezing. |
| D．The order of cells. |
| A．The process of bioprinting is practical. |
| B．Bioreactor systems tend not to damage cells. |
| C．Most 3D printers limit the biological materials. |
| D．Laser-assisted bioprinting can produce much tissue. |
| A．Bioprinting Cures People of Diseases |
| B．Bioprinting is Similar to 3D Printing |
| C．Bioprinting Gets Care from Society |
| D．Bioprinting Has Much Potential |
【推荐1】Why Human Translation Is Better Than Machine?
Will AI take the place of human translators?
[1]. Machines cannot express feelings and emotions like humans
Nowadays, soft skills like communication and relationship building are more important at work than technical skills. AI systems are indeed fast, rational, and accurate.
[2].
Only a human translator can match and reproduce the style and tone of the source document accurately. With a machine translation, the intended tone and intricate nuances of the original document often get lost. This results in a rather flat and soulless end result. Translating some texts, such as poems and argumentative essays, is challenging for machines. Robots are unable to convey the feeling of the text, resulting in a flat translation.
[3]. Machines can’t keep up with language changes
Machine translation software has to be constantly updated to keep up with these changes. Updating these programs is challenging because they are based on a sophisticated algorithmic system. Human translators, on the other hand, do not have to deal with such difficulties. As we all know, humans are much more adaptable.
[4]. Machines don’t understand complex human cultures
When it comes to cultural translations, some words may have a specific meaning in one culture but a completely different meaning in another. In fact, in some occasions, even human translators have difficulty achieving a perfect translation, let alone a machine translator.
| A．Style and tone may be beyond a machine’s ability |
| B．A translation cannot be complete without the human touch |
| C．There’s no denying the importance of machine translation |
| D．Simply put, there is no replacement for human translation |
| E．Nevertheless, they are not insightful, empathetic, or culturally sensitive |
| F．A machine translator can never match the intelligence of a human being |
| G．Hence they can keep up with language changes faster than any AI program |
【推荐2】Recent months has seen the topic of AI Chatbots rushes into the forefront of the news and other media. But one key lesson concerning AI chatbots is to change (or lower) our expectations.
Don’t use chatbots for factual answers
Google and Wikipedia aren’t perfect, but they’re good enough for reliable factual information most of the time.
When you are planning a birthday party, you can type into ChatGPT for help with the invitation. AI had taken in a bunch of children’s party invitations from the internet. You can have a glimpse at what all those party-throwing parents had done before.
Do know what chatbots are best at
Chatbots can be amazing at explaining complicated topics like cryptocurrency (加密货币) as though you’re 5 years old. To understand this strength, it helps to know that the software has been fed information from Reddit, including a forum called “Explain Like I’m Five.”
Don’t get frustrated and give up
| A．Do use chatbots to help you brainstorm |
| B．Don’t ask a chatbot just once and then give it up |
| C．Similarly, there are loads of recipes on the internet |
| D．ChatGPT is less like a Magic Ball and more like a brainstorming partner |
| E．Though not great at everything, chatbots are worth an investment of your time |
| F．AI chatbots give you the average or typical response from millions of websites |
| G．ChatGPT is definitely an unexceptionable way to get help with scientific research |
【推荐3】A computer model created by researchers can detect ChatGPT-generated fake studies with great accuracy, a new study shows. This implies that although the artificial intelligence(AI)chatbot ChatGPT may be a decent imitator of human workers in several fields, scientific research is not one of them.
In the new study, published June 7 in the journal Cell Reports Physical Science, researchers created a new computer learning program to tell the differences between real scientific papers and fake examples written by ChatGPT. The scientists trained the program to identify key differences between 64 real studies published in the journal Science and 128 papers created by ChatGPT using the same 64 papers as a prompt.
The team then tested how well their model could distinguish between a group of real papers and ChatGPT-generated papers, which included 60 real papers from the journal Science and 120 AI-generated papers. The program marked the AI-written papers more than 99%of the time and could correctly tell the differences between human-written and chatbot-written paragraphs 92%of the time.
ChatGPT-generated papers differed from human text in four key ways: paragraph complexity, sentence-level diversity in length, punctuation marks and “popular words”. For example, human authors write longer and more complex paragraphs, while the AI papers used punctuation that is not found in real papers, such as exclamation marks.
Creating computer programs to tell real papers from AI-generated ones is important because previous studies have hinted that humans may not be as good at spotting the differences and AI is still capable of fooling some humans with its science writing.
The researchers of the new study say they are pleased that their program is effective at weeding out fake papers but warn it is only a proof of concept. Much more wide-scale studies are needed to create better models that are even more reliable and can be trained to specific scientific disciplines to maintain the integrity of the scientific method.
1. Which of the following statements may be true according to the passage?| A．Paragraphs created by ChatGPT are shorter and easier. |
| B．Every human behaviour can be imitated by ChatGPT. |
| C．AI-generated papers can be correctly recognized by humans. |
| D．Humans are better at telling real papers from AI-generated ones. |
| A．The complexity of the test. |
| B．The importance of AI-generated papers. |
| C．The effectiveness of the computer model. |
| D．A perfect match between AI-generated papers and real papers. |
| A．Favorable. | B．Pessimistic. | C．Skeptical. | D．Cautious. |
| A．The application of ChatGPT in paper writing. |
| B．A computer program to identify.AI-generated papers. |
| C．The difference between AI-generated papers and real papers. |
| D．Possibility for ChatGPT to create convincing scientific papers. |
