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Read the passage and mark the letter A, B, C or D on your answer sheet to indicate the best answer to each of the following questions from 31 to 40.

The headline did not name a single hero. Instead, it pointed to a cluster of builders, executives, and researchers whose systems slipped from labs into daily life, from code assistants to image tools to chatbots that sit inside search, work, and school. In late 2025, TIME framed this moment as a turning point by choosing “The Architects of AI” as its Person of the Year, arguing that the impact was now too large to ignore and too fast to treat as a side story.

In offices, the shift looks ordinary at first. A draft appears sooner. A summary arrives before the meeting ends. A customer reply is suggested while the agent is still reading. Yet the ordinary feel hides a deeper recalibration of effort: routine tasks shrink, review becomes constant, and the baseline for “good enough” rises. TIME and the Associated Press both described 2025 as the year AI’s potential “roared into view,” with no clean boundary between novelty and infrastructure, because the tools began to shape how people write, plan, decide, and even argue.

[I] The most visible winners sit close to the compute and platform stack, where chips, data centers, and model access become gatekeeping assets. [II] Reporting around the TIME selection highlighted how a small set of leaders and firms now steer the pace of deployment, while the broader public negotiates side effects in real time, from job redesign to misinformation risk to energy demand. [III] The story is not only innovation but escalation: investment races, regulatory debates, and a widening gap between those who build the systems and those who must adapt to them. [IV]

That is why the choice of a group matters. It pushes readers to infer that this era is not about one inventor, but about an ecosystem that rewards scale, speed, and narrative control. The “Architects” label invites a double reading: admiration for what was engineered, and scrutiny of what was normalised. Whether this becomes a legacy of productivity and discovery, or a case study in unmanaged disruption, depends less on awe and more on governance, literacy, and the slow work of aligning incentives with public interest.

[Adapted from https://time.com/]

Question 31: Where in the passage does the following sentence best fit?

The same surge also concentrates power.

A. [I]         B. [II]         C. [III]         D. [IV]

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