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you’ll need all your wits about you you’ll need all your wits about you = you will have to think very quickly start learning
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He was known for great wit at a young age. start learning
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have/keep (all) your wits about you to be ready to think quickly in a situation and react to things that you are not expecting: Cycling is potentially very dangerous in the city - you have to keep your wits about you. start learning
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She was gone before he could find any part of his wits. start learning
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threat = something which can put us in danger start learning
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He doesn't pose a threat to me. I won't tolerate him making threats to me start learning
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He doesn't pose a threat to me start learning
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to surpass = to have superior abilities start learning
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This product was of superior quality start learning
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In fact, he surpassed what we asked him to do. start learning
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in pursuit of their goals in pursuit of their goals = trying to meet their objectives start learning
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w dążeniu do swoich celów
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the act of trying to achieve a plan, activity, or situation, usually over a long period of time. start learning
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pogonią = próbować, usiłować
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the pursuit of happiness The company is ruthless in its pursuit of profit. in pursuit of (= trying to achieve) a ten percent pay increase. start learning
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The company is ruthless in its pursuit of profit. start learning
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He attempted to remain polite. start learning
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On usiłował pozostać grzecznym.
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moral compass a natural perception people have about what is right and what is wrong start learning
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He has a good moral compass, which is important to the country. People had lost their moral compass. start learning
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you’ll need all your wits about you Well, you’ll need all your wits about you – meaning you’ll need to think very quickly in this programme because we’re talking about intelligence, or to be more accurate, Artificial Intelligence start learning
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zachowac zdrowy rozsadek/ jasny umysl
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people remember him for his brilliance and also because he communicates using a synthetic voice generated by a computer – synthetic means it’s made from something non-natural. start learning
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Artificial is similar in meaning start learning
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Professor Hawking has said recently that efforts to create thinking machines are a threat to our existence. A threat means something which can put us in danger. start learning
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Some of these very clever robots are already surpassing us. To surpass means to have abilities superior to our own. start learning
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Some of these very clever robots are already surpassing us. To surpass means to have abilities superior to our own. start learning
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lepszy (ponadprzeciętny, wybitny)
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It was an embarrassing defeat. Nobody anticipated defeat start learning
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Nobody anticipated defeat. start learning
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Nikt nie spodziewał się klęski.
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We were defeated in this battle. The last question defeated me start learning
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to defeat sb in an argument Maybe you can remember the headlines when a supercomputer defeated the World Chess Champion Gary Kasparov, to everybody’s astonishment. start learning
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Menace = threat. Drunk drivers are a menace to everyone. Dogs running loose are a public menace. the menace of industrial pollution start learning
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In many movies and books about robots that think, the robots end up rebelling against their creators. start learning
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The bulk of the risk is not in machines being evil or hating humans but rather that they are indifferent to humans and that in pursuit of their own goals we humans would suffer as a side effect. start learning
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masa / ogrom (większość czegoś)
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they are indifferent to humans start learning
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But some experts say the risk posed by Artificial Intelligence is not that computers attack us because they hate us start learning
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Suppose you had a super intelligent AI whose only goal was to make as many paperclips as possible. start learning
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The bulk of the risk is not in machines being evil or hating humans but rather that they are indifferent to humans and that in pursuit of their own goals we humans would suffer as a side effect. start learning
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‘meet their objectives’ is to ‘pursue their goals start learning
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So the academic explains that if you’re a computer responsible for producing paperclips, you will pursue your objective at any cost start learning
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How can we be sure that Artificial Intelligence – be it either a device or software – will have a moral compass? start learning
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