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People created robots to save time.
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Passage
Many historians argue that the rapid expansion of railways in the 19th century played a crucial role in shaping modern economies. Rail transport significantly reduced the cost and time required to move goods, which allowed industries to expand beyond local markets. As a result, factories were no longer restricted to areas near rivers or ports.
However, some scholars believe that the importance of railways has been exaggerated. They point out that economic growth had already begun before the railway boom and that other factors, such as technological innovation and population growth, also contributed significantly. While railways undoubtedly accelerated development, they were not the sole cause of industrial expansion.
Question:
Railways were the only factor responsible for economic growth during the 19th century.
📖Reading Passage
Artificial intelligence has become an essential tool in modern medical research, particularly in the analysis of large datasets. Machine learning algorithms are now capable of identifying patterns in medical images that may be overlooked by human specialists. This has led to earlier detection of certain diseases and improved diagnostic accuracy in some fields, such as radiology and oncology.
Despite these advancements, medical professionals emphasize that AI systems are designed to support rather than replace doctors. Ethical concerns, including data privacy and algorithmic bias, continue to be debated, and strict regulations are being developed in many countries to govern the use of AI in healthcare. However, there is currently no universal agreement on how these regulations should be standardized globally.
✅Statement:❓
Artificial intelligence is expected to completely replace doctors in most areas of medical diagnosis within the next decade.
