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an用C43.A.judgeB.insistC.helpD.swimincludes plentyD44.A.cityB.lakeC.homeD.landof charts and graphs to make his points.However,when Bennett beginsto connect the evolution of the human brain to where we are in the感development of artificial intelligence in the following chapters,the bookgets more interesting."Whyn't machines truly learn?Even ChatGPT,Patrick slowly but 45 made his way to the dog named Honeycanwhich every industry seems to be welcoming these days,can't learn things三部分But when he reached her,it took some time to get her to 46a stranger二部incrementally,"writes Bennett."They learn things all at once and then stopLuckily,the two of them became 47 friends after a few interactions.Bestlearning."We've trained ChatGPT using the entire contents of the Internetbut the software can'e new things because of the risk that it will forgetof all,they 48 it back to shore ()Here,the 49 people greeted Honeyold things,or learn the wrong things.with towels and treats until they were able to 50 the owner with her dog.Bennett is intelligent enough not to draw anyconclusions about Al ina field that is changing daily,but he does end his book with a challenge语A45.A.surelyB.simplyC.barely D.aimlesslyEvolution gave us our intelligent human brain,he writes,and now that weare in a position to create a new form of intelligence with neuroscienceour goal.Probably no reader alive today wil言A46.A.trustB.recognizeC.remember D.refuseresearch,we must decideB47.A.secretB.fastC.old D.false读live long enough to reach it,but Bennett makes a strong case for why运C48.A.switched B.returnedC.made D.shippedreverse engineering(逆向工程)of the human brain may lead to futurebreakthroughs in the science of AI.用C49.A.cleverB.particularC.helpful D.politeD50.A.partB.huntC.playD.reunite4