One day，Ammaar Reshi was playing around with a chatbot called ChatGPT.It's a computer program.It uses artificial intelligence （AI） to imitate thinking and writing. （1）He decided to make a children's book with this program. The chatbot helped Reshi come up with a story about a girl named Alice.Reshi created artwork（插圖）using another AI program，Midjourney.It could translate words into images.The book，Alice and Sparkle，was done in just a couple of days. "Anyone can use these AI tools，" Reshi said. "They're there for people to use.And it is not hard to use."
   （2）但不是每個(gè)人滿意.Some people praised him，as he was intelligent.But artists were critical.They said the artwork was poor.And actually in one drawing，hands look like claws. （3）The way that the artwork was made was a problem，too.
   Midjourney searches millions of images on the Internet.It uses algorithms（算法） to find patterns in those images and create new ones. （4）Artists often post their work online to get attention. Midjourney could use their work without their permission（同意）.
   （5）許多藝術(shù)家和作家對(duì)未來感到有點(diǎn)緊張。 Will people pay for their work if it can be done cheaper using AI？Reshi says tech companies should protect artists and authors： "It's really important that the tech industry that's working on these tools involves artists in the process of creation."

（1）

他決定用這個(gè)程序編一本兒童書。

他決定用這個(gè)程序編一本兒童書。

（2）

But not everyone was satisfied.

But not everyone was satisfied.

（3）

插圖的制作方法也是個(gè)問題。

插圖的制作方法也是個(gè)問題。

（4）

藝術(shù)家們經(jīng)常把他們的作品放在網(wǎng)上以吸引注意。

藝術(shù)家們經(jīng)常把他們的作品放在網(wǎng)上以吸引注意。

（5）

Many artists and writers are a little nervous about the future.

Many artists and writers are a little nervous about the future.