Question

imagine youre playing soccer in gym class. while running for the ball, you trip, fly through the air, and land hard, right on your elbow. ouch! then youre in the school nurses office, and your bleeding arm is being examined by laser sensors that are coming out of a... robot? has the nurses office been taken over by aliens? nope. were talking about a future experience you might actually have, and its something that susan epstein is really excited to think about. epstein is a computer - science professor who teaches classes in a type of computer technology called artificial intelligence (ai). the purpose of this technology is to create machines that can work in ways similar to how a human mind works. \i fantasize about this kind of thing!\ epstein says. \you could go up to the robot and put your elbow in, and the machine would decide from its sensors whether you needed to be treated, and how.\ the machine might determine that you need a bandage, an infection - fighting gel, or even a visit to the hospital for stitches. what might a robot in the nurses office do in the future? it might take care of the nurse. it might examine someones injury. it might use a laser to sew up cuts. it might tell someone to give up soccer.

Explanation:

The text describes a future - scenario in a nurse's office where a robot examines an injury using laser sensors. It mentions that the robot could decide from its sensors whether a person needs treatment and what kind of treatment. There is no mention of the robot taking care of the nurse, using a laser to sew up cuts, or telling someone to give up soccer.

Answer:

It might examine someone’s injury.