Unit 8 Don't fear Intelligent Machine 课件外国文学欣赏.pdf

Unit 8 Focus learning Don’t Fear Intelligent Machines. Work with Them. A good speaker knows how to use language : • clearly use familiar words, and eliminate clutter • vividly create mental images • appropriately appropriate to the occasion, to the audience, and to the topic Garry Kasparov üRussian chess grandmaster üwriter üpolitical activist 1985, the youngest beat 32 chess-playing World Chess Champion machines ü world champion for more than 10 years ü played 182 world championship games ü hundreds of games in 1996, in Philadelphia against other top players • riding a driverless car • a job issued by a computer manager • We should not worry about what our machines can do today. • We should worry about what they still cannot do today. Example 1 for parallel construction Machines have calculations. We have understanding. Machines have instructions. We have purpose. Machines have objectivity. We have passion. Example 2 for parallel construction We must face our fears if we want to get the most out of our technology, and we must conquer those fears if we want to get the best out of our humanity. I. Questions and Answers 1. Why did Garry think that it was not a surprise when he won the match with 32 chess- playing machines? Machines were weak at that time, and they were not as intelligent as they are now. 2. How did Garry feel when first fighting with Deep Blue? He felt no pressure at all. 12years ago, he won 32 che