Daily Passage Test for CLAT - Jan 6 MCQs & solutions Free

The passage emphasizes that AI is valuable for “efficiency, accuracy, and the ability to handle large datasets far beyond human capacity.” It does not claim AI replaces humans entirely or eliminates inequalities.

The author notes that “unchecked automation can reinforce existing inequalities,” highlighting the social risks of biased AI, rather than claiming AI is malicious or ineffective.

“Black boxes” describes AI systems whose internal decision-making process is opaque, making it difficult to trace reasoning or assign accountability.

The passage balances opportunities and risks, stressing that ethical development, transparency, and regulation determine whether AI benefits society or reinforces harm.

The passage highlights that AI’s “opacity” or black-box nature makes it difficult to trace reasoning, complicating legal and moral accountability frameworks.

The passage stresses “responsible development, transparency, and ethical guidelines” as key measures to ensure AI benefits society without compromising fairness or human dignity.