Homework Review · Senior

Read & Respond: 1. Scientist find out that organs implanted into the body will follow its original state of life, implying the challenges rejuvenation face and the complexity of aging.

Read & Respond: 2. In the study, AI agents fail to do research improving themselves. It point out their weakness in creativity and judgement. / Word Bank. consent. permission to do 5th. grapple to fight or struggle with someone, holding them tightly synthetic produced by combining different artificial substances recursive involving a process that is applied repeatedly. diluted. to make a liquid weaker by adding water or another liquid.

PAGE 1 — Reverse Aging (Young Organs): I. I don't think so. It's a natural pattern for old ones to perish and new ones emerge. Only with death and birth can our human world innovate and move forward, instead of stagnant. Also, the technology to reverse aging has to be expensive at first, causing rich ones to Live forever. and poor people struggle to survive. This is unfair. II. Surgeons may care more that old heart can be used for heart transplants, cutting down the cost and reduce wasted donor. while scientist may focus on what the study imply about how sophisticated aging really is than it looked, planing further research. III. According to the study, no matter what physical state the organ used to be, it will adjust to the body's age once it was transplanted. It means that younger hearts planted in an old body will be in a old state in some weeks. This indicate that aging is a collective outcome result in immune system, organs and more, so. Simply changing a heart won't rejuvenate a person.

PAGE 2 — AI Recursive: 1. I agree with that. Because as in the study, when AI agents were asked to research an unpublished paper, they didn't do it well. Theagents didn't do enough to explore different ideas, and commmitted to unpromising approaches too quickly. This demonstrate their weakness in creativity and judgement. II. They may think the study is limitted. Because it covered just two research papers, and the original authors knew they papers they were grading were generated by AI agents, which could have colored their evaluations. Still, the study showed that the agents can do researches to some degree. III. Because reinforcement learning is easier to apply to tasks whose success can be checked automatically, like writing a code. But it's harder to train models when task itself is open-ended, like researching whether LLMs 'personas' can be controlled by editing the model's weights.

PAGE 3 — AI at Climate Week: I. In short term, it won't, for AI consumes large amount of water and energy while only making small progress in climate change. But as the data accumulates, I believe it will improve the environment significantly someday by speeding up progress in areas like search for new catalysts. II. Firstly, they may argue that data centers and other constructions won't add to climate and water problems forever. as AI develops faster and faster. Second, they may point out AI can attribute mass data management and provide novel solution to cope with environmental issues they way human can never come up with. After all, the prise worth. III. For harms, the expounding of data centers requires energy and water supplies, while power plants producing them cause pollutions and years to be dissolve. For benefits, AI development boost the energy industry to innovate, while AI itself can help speed up areas related to environmental protection.

PAGE 4 — Smart Glasses: 1. I think the companies should be held responsible. Firstly, when they're designing the product, they should be aware of its privacy issues and take more compulsive action against it like adding a warning sound when the record is used. Second, they took no reaction when consumers creat ways to get around the LED lights on their glasses, fully demonstrating the company's passive attitude toward privacy issues. 11. For one thing, tolen's laws against the sharing of intimate images while my survillance are people who're working or talking with full clothes, so it's okay. For another, the protesters are against the recording glasses due to the abuse and mocking it cause. But what I do is to defense justice. So it certainly is reasonable. 111. The Government would be responsible for this approach: after delete any nonnonsensual recording in one hour, it was released. And the company must be responsible to make the glass recorder detectable when recording to cope with the problem.

PAGE 5, Q3 — Read & Respond: 3. In this year's climat Week, the environmental damage AI industries cause is discussed, with both its consume of energy and benefit in climate change pointed out.

Read & Respond: 4. In Idia, smart glasses are used to record private records, both by normal people and police. The lack of law enforcement in this field is causing chaos.

Read & Respond: 5. They use specific quotations from people to support.