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The other part of LETβS LEARN is still in Japan π―π΅ and having a great time with this diligent student who is sending his regards to the students of LETβS LEARN.
Hope we can see one another in the near future.
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#regardsfromjapan
Hope we can see one another in the near future.
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#regardsfromjapan
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Sample IELTS essay for the recent question.
Some people believe that eventually all jobs will be done by artificially intelligent robots.
Do you agree or disagree?
Artificial intelligence has come a long way, affecting most aspects of our lives. While some argue that all jobs will be performed by robots, I disagree with this statement as it is impossible to replace a human role in most jobs.
Firstly, artificially intelligent robots cannot do the jobs which require artistic aptitude. Human beings are artistically inclined: they can draw pictures, write poems or craft stories using their imagination. While robots might be able to replicate works of art such as famous paintings or read the poems and stories, these robots cannot create masterpieces on their own. For example, a world-class painting Mono Lisa has been drawn by sophisticated technology to detail, but this technology has not been successful in drawing pictures as intricately complex as originals. The jobs that demand rich artistic expression can only be performed by human beings.
Secondly, the way human beings interact with each other cannot be emulated by robots. Despite the fact that robots will be integrated with the most intelligent brains and physically strong bodies, they still cannot read emotions like people. People suffering from depression or mental instability usually seek the help of therapists or psychologists, who can understand the reasons why these patients are going through emotional pain, and thus giving them emotional comfort. Another good illustration can be found in educational settings. While robot teachers might be able to explain the subject matter as well as a teacher, I think, they cannot handle a classroom of students with different needs.
To conclude, not only are robots unable to express themselves using their imagination, but they also fail to communicate with others like human beings. Therefore, I totally disagree with the statement that all jobs will be carried out by artificial intelligence.
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Some people believe that eventually all jobs will be done by artificially intelligent robots.
Do you agree or disagree?
Artificial intelligence has come a long way, affecting most aspects of our lives. While some argue that all jobs will be performed by robots, I disagree with this statement as it is impossible to replace a human role in most jobs.
Firstly, artificially intelligent robots cannot do the jobs which require artistic aptitude. Human beings are artistically inclined: they can draw pictures, write poems or craft stories using their imagination. While robots might be able to replicate works of art such as famous paintings or read the poems and stories, these robots cannot create masterpieces on their own. For example, a world-class painting Mono Lisa has been drawn by sophisticated technology to detail, but this technology has not been successful in drawing pictures as intricately complex as originals. The jobs that demand rich artistic expression can only be performed by human beings.
Secondly, the way human beings interact with each other cannot be emulated by robots. Despite the fact that robots will be integrated with the most intelligent brains and physically strong bodies, they still cannot read emotions like people. People suffering from depression or mental instability usually seek the help of therapists or psychologists, who can understand the reasons why these patients are going through emotional pain, and thus giving them emotional comfort. Another good illustration can be found in educational settings. While robot teachers might be able to explain the subject matter as well as a teacher, I think, they cannot handle a classroom of students with different needs.
To conclude, not only are robots unable to express themselves using their imagination, but they also fail to communicate with others like human beings. Therefore, I totally disagree with the statement that all jobs will be carried out by artificial intelligence.
@letslearn_uz
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βΌοΈWhy not talk about Childhood Dreams
π·Watch the video till the end and write your childhood dream to me (@Damir_9898) in just a short sentence!
Here we go! Iβm the first to give a start to the gameπ
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#childhooddream
π·Watch the video till the end and write your childhood dream to me (@Damir_9898) in just a short sentence!
Here we go! Iβm the first to give a start to the gameπ
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#childhooddream
My childhood dream was to become a professional football player and play on the same pitch with Lionel Messi.
βDamir Numonov
βDamir Numonov
My childhood dream was to become a multimillionaire and work with Bill Gates.
βTimur Numonov
βTimur Numonov
My childhood dream was to become a soldier and protect my motherland from any enemy!
βShavkatov Davlatshox
βShavkatov Davlatshox
My childhood dream was to become a professional football player.
βFariz Khasanov
βFariz Khasanov
My childhood dream was to become a famous boxer like Shakhram Giyasov.
βSunnat Usmanov
βSunnat Usmanov
My biggest childhood dream was to open my own language center where everyone would be speaking only English. Thanks to the creator, I am on my way to one of my dreams!
βDM
βDM
My childhood dream was to become commentator in sport tv πΊ. It was just a dream .
βNodir Abdugaforov
βNodir Abdugaforov
My childhood dream was to be the most professional surgery in New York city.
βSobirjanova Shirin.
βSobirjanova Shirin.