Passage:
In an era dominated by artificial intelligence and automation, the debate over the role of
human creativity in an increasingly mechanized world has gained momentum. While some
argue that AI can replicate human ingenuity, others contend that true creativity is an
inherently human trait, shaped by emotions, experiences, and intuition. The intersection of
technology and creativity has given rise to fascinating innovations, yet ethical dilemmas
persist. Can machines generate art that carries emotional depth? Will AI eventually surpass
human cognitive abilities in creative problem-solving?
Experts suggest that AI excels in pattern recognition, data analysis, and even composing
music or generating artwork. However, skeptics argue that AI-driven creativity lacks the
spontaneity and originality born from human consciousness. For instance, AI-generated
literature often follows predictable patterns, whereas human-authored works exhibit nuance,
unpredictability, and subjective depth. Furthermore, ethical concerns regarding intellectual
property and authorship continue to be a contentious issue.
Ultimately, while AI may complement human creativity, the essence of innovation remains
deeply rooted in human cognition. The future likely holds a collaborative space where
technology enhances, rather than replaces, human artistic and intellectual expression.
MCQs:
1. What is the central theme of the passage?
A) The advancement of artificial intelligence in all sectors
B) The competition between human intelligence and AI
C) The impact of AI on human creativity and ethical concerns
D) The limitations of AI in performing technical tasks
2. According to the passage, how does AI differ from human creativity?
A) AI is more imaginative than human thought
B) AI lacks spontaneity and emotional depth
C) AI surpasses human cognition in creative fields
D) AI completely replaces human ingenuity
3. What does the author suggest about the future of AI and human creativity?
A) AI will completely overtake human creative roles
B) Human creativity will become obsolete
C) AI and humans will coexist in a collaborative creative space
D) AI-generated works will always be superior
4. Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a concern regarding AI-generated creativity?
A) Lack of originality
B) Ethical issues related to authorship
C) AI's inability to generate artwork
D) Predictability in AI-generated literature
5. What is the meaning of the word "spontaneity" as used in the passage?
A) Repetitiveness
B) Unpredictability
C) Mechanical nature
D) Rigid structure
6. The phrase "contentious issue" in the passage suggests that the topic is:
A) Easily resolvable
B) Highly debatable
C) Insignificant
D) Completely ignored
7. What does the passage imply about AI’s role in the creative industry?
A) AI will dominate and eliminate human participation
B) AI will enhance but not replace human creativity
C) AI has no impact on artistic fields
D) AI will struggle to make any contribution
