AI, ML, and Data Science: AI and ML Applications

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In the context of AI/ML, which of the following is the primary goal of a classification algorithm?

  • To find the shortest path between two points.
  • To group similar data points together.
  • To assign data points to predefined categories. (correct)
  • To predict a continuous numerical value.

Which type of error occurs when a spam mail filter incorrectly identifies a legitimate email as spam?

  • True Negative
  • False Negative
  • False Positive (correct)
  • True Positive

Which AI/ML application is most closely associated with identifying patterns to group customers with similar purchasing behaviors?

  • Classification
  • Recommendation
  • Clustering (correct)
  • Regression

What deep learning architecture underpins the functionality of modern Large Language Models (LLMs)?

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In the context of Large Language Models, what does 'in-context learning' or 'few-shot learning' refer to?

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Which AI application is most directly used for predicting a continuous outcome, such as house price estimation based on features like size and location?

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What distinguishes a False Negative error from a False Positive error in a binary classification problem?

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Given the ethical considerations surrounding AI, how does the 'Trolley Problem' relate to the development of autonomous vehicles?

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Consider a scenario where an AI model is used to predict loan defaults. The model has a high accuracy but disproportionately denies loans to individuals from a specific demographic group. Which ethical consideration is MOST directly violated?

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An engineer seeks to optimize a recommendation engine using collaborative filtering. After deploying the updated system, they observe that the engine exhibits a 'filter bubble' effect, where users are predominantly shown content aligning with their pre-existing preferences, significantly reducing exposure to diverse viewpoints. Which strategy MOST directly addresses this unintended consequence, while still leveraging collaborative filtering?

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Flashcards

Pathfinding

Finding the most efficient route between points, like Google Maps does.

Classification

Classifying data, like sorting emails into 'spam' or 'not spam'.

False Positive (Type I Error)

Incorrectly classifying a negative case as positive (e.g., a genuine email marked as spam).

False Negative (Type II Error)

Incorrectly classifying a positive case as negative (e.g., a spam email in your inbox).

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Recommendation System

Suggesting items a user might like based on their past behavior, such as on Netflix.

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Regression

Estimating a continuous value, like predicting where key points are on a human body in an image.

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Clustering

Grouping similar data points together, like dividing customers into different segments.

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Large Language Models (LLMs)

AI models trained on vast amounts of text data to understand and generate human-like language.

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Transformer (in LLMs)

A deep learning architecture that’s essential to LLMs, enabling them to process sequential data efficiently.

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Few-Shot Learning

The ability of large language models to perform new tasks with only a few examples.

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Study Notes

  • ITCT101 Computer Technologies, Module 2: AI, ML, and Data Science
  • Topic: AI & ML Applications

Applications of AI and ML

  • AI methods are applied across many fields and industries
  • These include Information Technology, Healthcare, Game-Playing, Media, and Business

AI/ML Algorithms

  • Applications can include Search: Google Maps Pathfinding, Classification: Spam mail filter and Recommendation: Netflix

Search algorithms

  • Google maps uses pathfinding algorithms
  • Pathfinding algorithms are also found in game applications

Classification algorithms

  • Spam mail filters use classification algorithms
  • Other applications include language translation and image anaylsis

Classification Errors

  • True Positives (TP): A hit
  • True Negative (TN): Correct rejection
  • False Positive (FP): False alarm or Type I error
  • False Negative (FN): Miss or Type II error

Recommendation algorithms

  • Include netflix recommendations
  • Approaches include content-based filtering and collaborative filtering

Regression algorithms

  • Can include keypoint detection

Clustering algoriths

  • Used for customer segmentation

Large Langauge Models

  • Behind modern chatbots and other applications like LIDA and DALL-E 3
  • Learns to predict the missing word using articles, books, forums, and programming
  • LLMs use a deep learning architechture called a "Transformer"
  • They learn from lots of text in different languages
  • Growth of LLMs can be mesaured by the number of parameters
  • GPT-3 has 175B Parameters
  • Megatron-LM has 8.3B parameters
  • BERT-L has 340M parameters
  • ELMO has 94M parameters
  • They are few-shot learners (in-context learning)

Ethical Concerns

  • Potential Abuse: deepfake videos, autonomous weapons, and driving assistance
  • Machine learning methods can have bias
  • The co-pilot helps us write code by copying from open source
  • Self-driving cars prioritize saving their owner, potentially at the expense of pedestrians

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