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In her New York Times article "Silicon Valley Sharknado,” Maureen Dowd discusses the development of machine intelligence. The statements here summarize different elements of Dowd’s argumentative essay.

Match each summary statement to the appropriate element of an argumentative essay.

Tiles:

- topic
- claim or thesis
- supporting evidence
- rhetorical appeal to logic
- rhetorical appeal to ethics

Pairs:

- The idea of machines becoming superior to humans and taking over the world is unsettling.

- If humans do not fully understand how the human brain functions, then they can't create an artificial brain that is more intelligent than the human brain.

- Google has launched a project that is intended to enable artificial intelligence to match human intelligence by the year 2029 and overtake it by 2045.

- It is dishonest to trick humans into giving computers their knowledge without paying them for it.

- Robots with artificial intelligence will match or overtake human intelligence.

rhetorical appeal to logic : If humans do not fully understand how the human brain functions, then they can't create an artificial brain that is more intelligent than the human brain.

supporting evidence: Google has launched a project that is intended to enable artificial intelligence to match human intelligence by the year 2029 and overtake it by 2045.

rhetorical appeal to ethics: It is dishonest to trick humans into giving computers their knowledge without paying them for it.

topic: Robots with artificial intelligence will match or overtake human intelligence.