Read the following passage and answer the questions based on it: The explosive integration of Artificial Intelligence (AI) into the workplace represents a tangled web of ethical issues that need to be carefully addressed. While AI holds out the potential for increased productivity, mechanisation of routine tasks, and new opportunities for economic development, it raises to its highest power fundamental questions regarding job loss, algorithmic bias, and the redefinition of human work. Strong retraining initiatives and proactive legislative responses are necessary to counteract social disruption in the face of the possibility of widespread job losses, particularly in repetitive and predictable tasks. More dangerously, AI programs that learn from historical data have the potential to reinforce and even magnify prevailing cultural biases, leading to biased performance evaluations or discriminatory hiring practices. This creates issues of fairness and equity in a more automated world. In addition, as AI fills increasing numbers of decision-making positions, the accountability issue is at the forefront: who is accountable when an AI system commits a critical mistake or inflicts harm? Strong retraining initiatives and proactive legislative responses are necessary to counteract social disruption in the face of the possibility of widespread job losses, particularly in repetitive and predictable tasks. More dangerously, AI programs that learn from historical data have the potential to reinforce and even magnify prevailing cultural biases, leading to biased performance evaluations or discriminatory hiring practices.
Which of the following statements is grammatically correct?
The integration of AI into workplace raises questions regarding job losses, algorithmic bias, and the redefinition of human work.
The task is to find the grammatically correct sentence, which turns on subject-verb agreement and on parallel, consistent phrasing.
The subject is 'The integration', a singular noun phrase, and the intervening words 'of AI into workplace' do not change its number, so it needs the singular verb 'raises'.
Option B uses 'raise' with this singular subject and so fails agreement; option C also uses 'raise', so both are eliminated at once.
That leaves options A and D, which both correctly use 'raises' but differ in the wording of the list that follows.
Option A reads 'job loss', while option D reads 'job losses' and keeps the article 'the' before 'redefinition', giving a balanced, parallel three-item list.
Option D's list, 'job losses, algorithmic bias, and the redefinition of human work', is the properly parallel and complete version, matching the passage's phrasing.
Rule: a singular subject takes a singular verb and list items must stay parallel; the correct sentence is The integration of AI into workplace raises questions regarding job losses, algorithmic bias, and the redefinition of human work.
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