A: EIN-WORDS TABLE Fill in the blanks in the chart below. Masculine Feminine Neuter Plural Nominative [word1] seine [word2] seine Accusative [word3] [word4] [word5] seine Dative [word6] seiner seinem [word7] Genitive seines+(e)s [word8] [word9] [word10]

Mein Mann weiß nicht, dass ich hier bin. Sagen Sie [1] [2] nicht!

Given the answers you’ve provided above, what does classical utilitarianism say about using AI in academic contexts, namely in contexts of students using AI even though the instructor prohibited it or even though it undermines the point of assigning the assessment (e.g. it prevents the student from practicing intellectual creativity)? Is it morally permissible or morally impermissible, etc.? Explain the best you can why utilitarianism says that about using AI in academic contexts in that manner.

Listen to the following clip from Die Welleand answer the following questions. Please note that the correct answer may or may not be mentioned specifically in the audio clip. Sometimes the correct answer requires you to remember the context of the film in which the recorded clip happens. 

Why think that classical utilitarianism is the correct moral theory? Explain the best you can why you might thinks so.What is Mill’s distinction between higher pleasures and lower pleasures? Explain the distinction the best you can.

Es geht doch nicht um Schuld, es geht darum, dass wir mit unserer Geschichte eine bestimmte [1] haben.

Singular: die Zeit Plural: die [1]

Tiffany: “Tja, Fräulein Pimpernella, die Herren Räuber scheinen wohl [1] genug Gold zu haben!”

Given the answers you’ve provided above, what does Kant’s moral theory say about using AI in academic contexts, namely in contexts of students using AI even though the instructor prohibited it or even though it undermines the point of assigning the assessment (e.g. it prevents the student from practicing intellectual creativity)? Is it morally permissible or morally impermissible, etc.? Explain the best you can why Kant’s moral theory says that about using AI in academic contexts in that manner.

Singular: die Tochter Plural: die [1]