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What is the primary function of Artificial Intelligence in modern applications?
Which of the following is NOT a function of Natural Language Processing (NLP)?
How does Machine Learning improve its predictions?
What is the purpose of Google Translate?
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Which of the following describes an application of AI?
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What characteristic sets Machine Learning apart from traditional programming?
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What technology is used by Tesla for its self-driving features?
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Which technology enables applications like Siri and Google Assistant?
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What is a primary application of Natural Language Processing in email management?
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Which of the following best describes an immersive experience?
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What features characterize virtual reality technology?
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Which statement accurately depicts augmented reality?
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How does Natural Language Processing enhance chatbots?
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In which field has immersive experience technologies notably been applied?
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What is a common misconception regarding the capabilities of smart assistants like Siri and Alexa?
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What is one function of Natural Language Processing in social media monitoring?
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What primarily defines big data's veracity?
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Which of the following is a characteristic of big data that refers to the type and format of data?
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How do robots primarily perform their tasks?
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In the context of the Internet of Things (IoT), what is primarily exchanged among 'things'?
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Which of the following statements about data analytics is correct?
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What is a common application of robotics in industry?
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Which of these devices is not typically considered part of the Internet of Things (IoT)?
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What underlying factor contributes to the exponential growth of big data?
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Which component of the IoT framework is primarily responsible for communicating with the outside environment?
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What is a primary distinction between IoT and WoT?
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In the context of smart cities, which of the following is NOT mentioned as a typical application of smart technologies?
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Which of the following best describes cloud computing?
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Which feature is specifically attributed to WoT compared to IoT?
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What is the role of sensors in an IoT environment?
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What characteristic is NOT associated with cloud services?
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Which of the following represents a key benefit of implementing smart technologies in urban areas?
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What is the main characteristic of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)?
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Which of the following statements best describes Platform as a Service (PaaS)?
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Which example is classified as a Software as a Service (SaaS)?
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What is the primary advantage of grid computing?
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How does cloud computing differ from grid computing in terms of architecture?
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Which of the following services is NOT typically associated with SaaS?
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In grid computing, what is a data grid primarily used for?
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What does the scalability of grid computing typically look like compared to cloud computing?
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Study Notes
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- AI is like giving a computer or robot the ability to think and learn like a human.
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Common Uses of AI:
- Maps: Provide navigation by analyzing real-time traffic data.
- Siri: A voice-enabled virtual assistant that performs tasks such as texting, opening apps, etc.
- Google Now: A voice-activated digital assistant that provides real-time information.
- ChatGPT: An AI chatbot uses Natural Language Processing (NLP) to create human-like conversations.
- Google Translate: Translates text, documents, and websites from one language to another.
- Netflix: Creates personalized recommendations for users based on their viewing history.
- Tesla: Uses computer vision for self-driving features.
Machine Learning
- A subsystem of AI.
- Allows computers to learn from experience, just like humans do.
- Uses algorithms trained and tested on data sets to make predictions.
Natural Language Processing (NLP)
- Enables interaction between humans and computers using spoken languages.
- Performs text-to-speech and speech-to-text conversion.
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Applications of NLP:
- Email Filtering: Identifies and filters emails as "important" or "spam."
- Language Translation: Translates languages while preserving sentiment.
- Smart Assistants: Enables conversational capabilities for assistants like Siri, Alexa, and Cortana.
- Document Analysis: Sorts, maintains, and searches large amounts of data.
- Chatbot: Provides conversational capabilities for chatbots, enabling them to respond to customer needs.
- Social Media Monitoring: Analyzes unstructured social media data for valuable insights.
Immersive Experience
- Uses digital technology to imitate the physical world by creating a surrounding sensory feeling, leading to a sense of immersion.
- Stimulates senses for visualization, feeling, and reaction.
- Used in training applications like driving simulators and flight simulators.
- Achieved through Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR).
Virtual Reality (VR)
- A three-dimensional, computer-generated simulation of the real world.
- Users can interact and explore the environment by interacting with virtual objects and actions.
- Enhances the VR experience by incorporating sensory information like sound, smell, motion, temperature, etc.
Augmented Reality (AR)
- Alters the real world by adding digital elements to it.
- Examples: Amazon.com, Google Lens, Pokémon (mobile game).
Robotics
- Machines capable of performing tasks automatically with accuracy and precision.
- Initially designed for repetitive industrial tasks.
- Programmable by computers, allowing them to follow instructions from programs.
- Sensors are crucial components of robots.
- Used in various industries, including medical science, bionics, scientific research, military, etc.
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Examples:
- NASA's Mars Exploration Rover (MER) mission: A robotic space mission to study Mars.
- Sophia: A humanoid robot utilizing artificial intelligence.
Big Data
- A collection of data that is larger, more complex, and growing exponentially.
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Characteristics of Big Data:
- Volume: Vast amounts of data generated daily (from terabytes to petabytes).
- Variety: Data exists in different formats, including structured, semi-structured, and unstructured (e.g., text, images, videos, web pages).
- Velocity: The speed at which data is generated and stored.
- Veracity: Data accuracy, reliability, and trustworthiness, which can be affected by inconsistencies, biases, and errors.
- Value: Big data contains hidden patterns and useful knowledge with high business value.
Data Analytics
- The process of examining data sets to draw conclusions using specialized systems and software.
- Pandas is a Python library used for data analysis.
Internet of Things (IoT)
- A network of physical objects or people ("things") embedded with software, electronics, networks, and sensors.
- Enables these objects to collect and exchange data.
- Example IoT Devices: Cars, microwave ovens, air conditioners, door locks, CCTV cameras.
- Four Key Components: Sensors, connectivity, data processing, and user interface.
Web of Things (WoT)
- Uses web services to connect anything in the physical world to the web.
- Facilitates the creation of smart homes, smart offices, and smart cities.
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Difference Between IoT and WoT:
- IoT: Connects physical devices and sensors to the internet.
- WoT: Connects IoT architecture and devices to the web.
Sensors
- Devices that detect physical quantities (e.g., pressure, light, temperature, humidity) from the environment and produce a corresponding output.
- Used for monitoring and observing elements in real-world applications.
- IoT sensors are integrated into homes, automobiles, airplanes, industries, and other environments.
Smart Cities
- Technologically modern urban areas that utilize electronic methods and sensors to collect data.
- Leverage computer and communication technology, along with IoT and WoT, to manage resources efficiently.
- Applications in Smart Cities: Transportation, water supply, waste management, schools, libraries, and hospitals.
Cloud Computing
- Uses remote servers on the internet to store, manage, and access data online.
- Data can include files, images, documents, audio, video, etc.
- Uses a client-server architecture to deliver computing resources over the internet.
- Centralized management system.
Cloud Services
- Methods of delivering IT services to companies and customers over the internet.
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Three Standard Cloud Service Models:
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): Provides infrastructure like servers, virtual machines, storage, backup facilities, network components, and operating systems.
- Platform as a Service (PaaS): A web-based platform for developers to build, test, and deliver cloud apps.
- Software as a Service (SaaS): Provides various services, including file storage and backup, web-based email, and project management tools.
Grid Computing
- Also known as distributed computing, it links multiple geographically dispersed computing resources (PCs, workstations, servers, and storage elements).
- Provides a mechanism to access these resources.
- Advantages: Enhances user productivity by providing transparent access to resources, leading to faster task completion.
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Types of Grids:
- Data Grid: Manages large and distributed data with multi-user access.
- CPU or Processor Grid: Processes tasks by distributing them across multiple computers.
Difference Between Cloud Computing and Grid Computing
- Cloud Computing: Follows a client-server computing architecture, high scalability.
- Grid Computing: Follows a distributed computing architecture, normal scalability.
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Explore the fascinating world of Artificial Intelligence (AI) and its subsets like Machine Learning and Natural Language Processing. This quiz will delve into common applications of AI, such as digital assistants and personalized recommendations, while highlighting the learning processes that enable machines to think and adapt. Test your knowledge on how these technologies shape our interactions with computers today.