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I’m delighted to be here at the Royal Society to give this speech.
Now, I’m 1 about the power of technology to make life better for everyone. 2 , the easy speech for me to give would be to tell you about the incredible opportunities before us.
Just this morning, I was at Moorfields Eye Hospital. They’ re using AI to build a model that can look at a single picture of your eyes, and not only diagnose (诊断) blindness, but also 3 heart attacks, strokes(中风) or Parkinson’s(帕金森病). And that’s just the 4 .
I do believe that technologies like AI will 5 a change as far-reaching as the industrial revolution, the coming of electricity or the 6 of the Internet. As with every one of those waves of technology, AI will bring new knowledge, new opportunities for economic (经济的) growth, new advances in human capability (能力) and the chance to solve problems that we once thought beyond us. But, like those 7 , it also brings new dangers and new fears.
So, the responsible thing for me to do—the 8 speech for me to make—is to face those 9 head-on, giving you the peace of mind that we will keep you safe while making sure you and your children have all the opportunities for a better future that AI 10 bring.
Doing the right thing, not the easy thing, means being 11 with people about the risks from these technologies. So, I won’t hide them from you. That’s why today, for the first time, we’ve taken the highly unusual step of 12 our analysis on the risks of AI. These reports provide a serious warning. Get this wrong, 13 AI could make it easier to build chemical or biological weapons.
Criminals could use AI to spread fear and destruction on an even further scale. They could use AI 14 cyberattacks (网络攻击), disinformation, fraud (欺诈) or even child sexual abuse (性侵害). And in the most unlikely but extreme cases, there is even the risk that humanity could 15 AI completely through the kind of AI sometimes referred to as “super intelligence”. So, while embracing AI’s potential, we must also be aware of the very real dangers it presents.
1．A．worried B．curious C．upset D．positive
2．A．However B．Instead C．Still D．So
3．A．treat B．predict C．cause D．prevent
4．A．example B．story C．beginning D．fact
5．A．bring B．welcome C．observe D．experience
6．A．development B．end C．risk D．birth
7．A．chances B．factors C．tools D．waves
8．A．successful B．right C．easy D．difficult
9．A．speeches B．opportunities C．possibilities D．fears
10．A．must B．can C．shouldn’t D．needn’t
11．A．honest B．polite C．strict D．patient
12．A．publishing B．making C．reviewing D．questioning
13．A．for B．but C．and D．or
14．A．as B．with C．against D．for
15．A．lose sight of B．lose track of C．lose touch with D．lose control of
Humanlike robots from Unitree Robotics recently gave a wonderful kung fu show at Beijing’s Temple of Heaven. This came after their great 16 at the 2026 Spring Festival Gala. A new video showed 50 G1 robots putting on an 17 performance that mixed tradition and technology perfectly.
Dressed in red festive T-shirts, the robots moved 18 . Their wonderful movements fully 19 the high technical level of the robots and the true 20 of Chinese kung fu. The performance ended with a common kung fu gesture. What made the show even more 21 from others was that it was all live-action, not made by AI. This truly 22 China’s robotics industry had reached the great technological goal.
From the Spring Festival Gala stage to the real-world 23 of the Temple of Heaven, the robots showed excellent performance. During their Gala show on February 16, they even 24 several world-first technical breakthroughs. They completed the world’s first jump with a 25 over 3 meters. What’s more, the robots also did the world’s first continuous single-leg flips (空翻). These moves were once thought to be 26 for robots.
Looking ahead, Wang Xingxing, CEO of Unitree Robotics, shared the company’s new 27 for 2026. They are developing several new products now, 28 practical service robots and experimental ones that aim to 29 the limits of technology. “Our goal is to enable robots to truly 30 human productivity (生产力). This will be our key focus this year,” said Wang.
16．A．turn B．change C．success D．choice
17．A．amazing B．ordinary C．easy D．usual
18．A．heavily B．clearly C．perfectly D．carefully
19．A．required B．improved C．reached D．showed
20．A．spirit B．story C．rule D．history
21．A．important B．different C．interesting D．difficult
22．A．meant B．praised C．went D．knew
23．A．role B．scene C．period D．background
24．A．found B．gave C．achieved D．met
25．A．height B．length C．width D．depth
26．A．easy B．hard C．possible D．impossible
27．A．plans B．ideas C．results D．problems
28．A．so B．or C．but D．including
29．A．set B．cross C．challenge D．keep
30．A．pull B．take C．want D．improve
Artificial intelligence (AI) is growing fast. Robots and smart computers can do many jobs humans used to do. The rise of AI may cause many jobs to 31 . For example, driverless cars might completely replace taxi drivers one day. Some 32 use robots to produce and build things. Unlike humans, AI systems do not require breaks or rest, making them suitable for continuous (连续的) operation and tasks. Even some stores use self-checkout machines 33 cashiers (收银员).
But don’t worry, new jobs will appear too. People will create robots, teach AI to solve problems or engage in more innovative work. AI can’t replace jobs that need kindness, art and teamwork, either. It makes life much easier 34 needs humans to control it. Let’s maintain curiosity and keep learning. In summary, while AI offers 35 benefits in terms of efficiency, decision-making and convenience, it also brings significant challenges.
31．A．direct B．disappear C．discover
32．A．factories B．schools C．farms
33．A．because of B．instead of C．next to
34．A．or B．if C．but
35．A．important B．simple C．countless
Jasmine (茉莉花) with its sweet smell and white flowers, is loved worldwide. It came to China a long time ago and became part of Chinese culture.
In Chinese, “jasmine” is a symbol of purity (纯洁). A famous Chinese song “Jasmine Flower” shows its beauty. This song is so 36 that it was even used in an Italian Opera. It is often the first Chinese 37 that many foreigners learn.
Jasmine grows widely in China, 38 Hengzhou, Guangxi. This area produces 60% of the world’s jasmine, 39 it is called the “Jasmine Capital of China”. Farmers there now use AI robots to help with their work. The robots check if the plants are 40 by examining the leaves. If there’s a problem, farmers can know it and 41 it in time. AI tools study the 42 and tell farmers the best time to water the plants. This makes sure the flowers stay 43 and grow fast. Finally, jasmine flowers are picked gently by AI robots, sent to factories quickly by drones (无人机) and 44 jasmine tea. With smart 45 , jasmine flowers bring people more money and then let them lead a peaceful life.
36．A．popular B．smooth C．traditional D．creative
37．A．dance B．song C．poem D．story
38．A．actually B．especially C．recently D．suddenly
39．A．but B．or C．so D．if
40．A．sick B．dead C．special D．tired
41．A．solve B．share C．store D．start
42．A．traffic B．weather C．food D．language
43．A．busy B．noisy C．natural D．healthy
44．A．set up B．put up C．turned into D．divided into
45．A．energy B．design C．knowledge D．technology
Science and technology are developing faster and faster. They change the world a lot and become 46 parts of our daily lives. In recent years, a new technology called Artificial Intelligence (AI) has become very popular. It is 47 our lives in amazing ways. It makes many things no longer just 48 . They may come true one day.
AI can do many things, such as cleaning houses, driving cars, and even playing chess. Surprisingly, some 49 are also using AI to help with their daily teaching. For example, teachers can use AI to analyze (分析) students’ performance. So that they can use different teaching ways to meet different students’ 50 . What’s more, AI can help students solve their learning problems by answering questions and giving answers, just like a real 51 . With AI, teaching and learning become better and more 52 .
Some scientists believe that AI will become even more 53 in the future. It will be able to do almost everything instead of humans. However, some people are becoming worried because AI can do many things faster and better than humans. They are afraid that they might 54 their jobs in the future.
So please remember: Every coin has two 55 . We can use AI to improve our lives, but we can’t let it control our lives.
46．A．strange B．important C．healthy D．terrible
47．A．changing B．breaking C．filling D．leading
48．A．jokes B．dreams C．questions D．news
49．A．houses B．cinemas C．schools D．markets
50．A．feelings B．hobbies C．wishes D．needs
51．A．teacher B．student C．friend D．parent
52．A．boring B．convenient C．correct D．difficult
53．A．possible B．dangerous C．powerful D．colorful
54．A．get B．create C．finish D．lose
55．A．changes B．points C．sides D．rules
Xu Yaxuan, 29, is from Hami, Xinjiang. His family grows apricots (杏). In 2020, Xu helped his family 56 the sweet apricots on WeChat Moments. To his surprise, people really loved the fruit. Four years later, Xu 57 his job in Guangdong and went back home. “I 58 my hometown—the food, the weather and the people,” Xu said.
Xu wasn’t 59 what to do, but then, he made a 60 . Remembering his time selling apricots with the family, Xu 61 to grow apricots for a living. “People only know Hami for sweet melon. I want people to know about our apricots, too,” Xu said.
Xu didn’t know much about farming, so he had to 62 everything from the beginning. He learned from older farmers and asked AI. If he didn’t understand what the farmers said, he asked them again 63 he got it.
This year, Xu’s apricots had a big harvest (丰收). He sold them online, and had great 64 . “In just two weeks, I sold 2 tons! That’s all of my fruit!” Xu said 65 . In the future, Xu wants to start his own fruit brand (品牌).
56．A．buy B．sell C．eat D．pick
57．A．found B．took C．left D．kept
58．A．missed B．believed C．covered D．described
59．A．bored B．sure C．nervous D．spare
60．A．call B．friend C．mistake D．plan
61．A．dreamed B．continued C．decided D．paid
62．A．teach B．learn C．forget D．show
63．A．after B．because C．if D．until
64．A．trouble B．sadness C．success D．danger
65．A．sadly B．happily C．quietly D．angrily
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The Spring Festival has always been about family reunions and beloved traditions. But in recent years, modern technology has brought new 66 to these old customs. It makes the festival more 67 and helps people stay closer than ever before.
People no longer celebrate the festival only through offline activities (线下活动). Today, digital tools help people celebrate the meaning of the festival while enjoying modern convenience. Many people use AI tools to 68 special and personal video greetings, not just simple text messages. What’s more, smart robots in public places can write Spring Festival couplets and 69 warm wishes to passers-by.
To meet 70 needs and public safety, many cities have stopped traditional fireworks. Instead, they 71 wonderful drone light shows. These shining performances paint the night sky with colorful images, 72 a safe but amazing celebration for us. Besides, people send digital red envelopes and visit each other through video calls, sharing love and care even when they are far apart.
The Spring Festival Gala can now be watched in two ways. People can watch it on TV as usual, 73 stream it on mobile phones with a vertical screen (竖屏). This lets everyone enjoy the gala in a freer way. Ready-made dishes and food delivery services also save much time, so people can spend more time staying with their families.
Some people 74 that technology will take away the true spirit of the festival. But the fact is just the opposite. Technology makes old traditions fresh and lively, instead of replacing them. The true value of the Spring Festival is still family, love and best wishes. Technology 75 helps this warm culture shine in a new way in the modern age.
66．A．warmth B．magic C．luck D．love
67．A．important B．different C．convenient D．comfortable
68．A．set up B．put up C．make up D．take up
69．A．spread B．mention C．express D．remind
70．A．natural B．traditional C．individual D．environmental
71．A．put on B．take place C．show up D．hold on
72．A．offering B．giving C．providing D．sharing
73．A．or B．and C．but D．so
74．A．disagree B．disbelieve C．expect D．worry
75．A．never B．still C．already D．just
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1．D 2．A 3．B 4．C 5．A 6．D 7．D 8．B 9．D 10．B 11．A 12．A 13．C 14．D 15．D
16．C 17．A 18．C 19．D 20．A 21．B 22．A 23．B 24．C 25．A 26．D 27．A 28．D 29．C 30．D
31．B 32．A 33．B 34．C 35．C
36．A 37．B 38．B 39．C 40．A 41．A 42．B 43．D 44．C 45．D
46．B 47．A 48．B 49．C 50．D 51．A 52．B 53．C 54．D 55．C
56．B 57．C 58．A 59．B 60．D 61．C 62．B 63．D 64．C 65．B
66．B 67．C 68．C 69．A 70．D 71．A 72．C 73．A 74．D 75．B
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