| A.boost B.capabilities C.ceaseless D.effects E.evolve F.historic G.identify H.initiative I.interconnected J.miraculously K.seriously |
F
F
transformation in our relationship with machine.As we turn more of our decision-making over to the devices，they will （2）
E
E
into our personal confidants（知己） and counselors，determining everything from the time we wake up and clothes we wear to the music we listen to and the route we take to work.In the process，experts say our reliance on these（3）I
I
tools will far surpass today's dependence on smart phones.These autonomous assistants are widely expected to help us stay healthier，take better care of our loved ones，live more comfortably，become more environmentally responsible and （4）A
A
our productivity by freeing us from an endless array of boring routines so we can concentrate on the most important ones.But social scientists and others worry these computerized devices might make decisions that are （5）
K
K
flawed or that we otherwise dislike，leaving us feeling less in control of our lives.More importantly，their （6）C
C
observation could result in an excessively conformist（循規(guī)蹈矩的）society，some experts fear一especially with the government and other entities（實體） exploring the use of these intelligent machines to assess and prevent "abnormal behavior."Stanford University researchers believe society may be profoundly impacted by Intenet-of-Things machines blessed with humanlike（7）
B
B
.So in December they began a century-long study of the technology in part to（8）G
G
the implications "of systems that can make inferences about the goals，intentions，identity，location，health，beliefs，habits and future actions of people."Understanding such （9）
D
D
is crucial，experts say，because the technology is being rapidly adapted.About 13 percent of consumers already have got a smart thermostat，security camera or other devices installed in homes.Instead of just doing what we command，many of the devices being empowered with sophisticated software and micro-electronics to act on their own （10）H
H
as our personal advisers.【考點】人與自我．
【答案】F；E；I；A；K；C；B；G；D；H
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