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What primary function does Mymap AI serve?

  • Analyzes medical scans
  • Helps organize and visualize thoughts (correct)
  • Provides multilingual support
  • Generates images from text
  • Which of the following best describes FutureMe's functionality?

  • Generates mind maps from user notes
  • Provides step-by-step solutions for homework
  • Creates videos for educational purposes
  • Allows users to write letters to their future selves (correct)
  • What aspect of AI does Natural Language Processing primarily improve?

  • Image recognition
  • Conversational abilities (correct)
  • Augmented reality integration
  • Data acquisition
  • What is the first step in the machine learning process?

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    Which of the following is not a capability of computer vision?

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    How does AI contribute to decision-making in industries?

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    Which technology enables personalized interactions in AI systems?

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    What role does deployment play in the machine learning process?

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    What is the main purpose of speech recognition technology?

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    Which term describes programming computers to make decisions based on symptoms?

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    What is one application of heuristic classification in expert systems?

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    What limitation has expert systems faced since their inception?

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    Which of the following AI tools allows users to create interactive video lessons?

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    What functionality does Consensus provide to its users?

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    Which AI tool is designed to convert text into audio format?

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    What does Gamma AI offer as part of its free tier?

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    What is the primary focus of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

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    What is the primary focus of perception in autonomous systems?

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    Who proposed the Turing Test and in which year was it introduced?

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    What role does ethical consideration play in AI development?

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    In the Imitation Game, who does the judge attempt to identify?

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    Which of the following is an example of workforce transformation due to AI integration?

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    What happens if a judge in the Turing Test is less than 50% accurate?

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    What is a practical application of AI in the domain of game playing?

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    What is a concern associated with data collection in AI?

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    What challenge must be navigated continuously in the AI landscape?

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    Which computer famously defeated world chess champion Gary Kasparov?

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    Which aspect of AI focuses on making clear decision-making processes?

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    What technology allows computers to recognize human language?

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    How does automation and augmentation impact human work?

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    What significant modification did Turing propose for the Imitation Game?

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    Which of the following describes electronic commerce (EC)?

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    What was one of the first electronic commerce applications developed in the early 1970s?

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    What technology expanded electronic commerce from financial institutions to other sectors?

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    Which of the following is a key characteristic of electronic commerce as described in the content?

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    What is meant by 'information density' in the context of electronic commerce?

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    How did the commercialization of the Internet in the 1990s affect electronic commerce?

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    What advantage does electronic commerce offer in terms of market reach?

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    Which benefit of electronic commerce is related to the customization of consumer experiences?

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    What is the impact of electronic commerce on paper-based information?

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    What is the primary purpose of an intranet?

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    Which technology is essential for accessing web pages?

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    What term describes the technology that securely shares part of a business's information with external users?

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    What defines a web page?

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    Which of the following components is NOT part of the basic technology that makes the Web function?

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    Who conceived the term 'hypertext'?

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    What is the purpose of a web browser?

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    Flashcards

    Artificial Intelligence (AI)

    A branch of computer science aiming to create computers that can perform tasks like humans.

    Turing's Test

    A test for machine intelligence, where a judge tries to distinguish a human from a computer through text-based conversation.

    Turing's Test Principle

    If a judge wrongly identifies a computer as human 50% of the time, the computer has passed the test showcasing intelligent behaviour.

    Game Playing AI

    AI designed for computers to play strategic games (like chess).

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    Deep Blue

    An IBM computer known for defeating a chess world champion in the 1990s.

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    Speech Recognition

    A computer's ability to understand and respond to spoken human language.

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    Imitation Game

    Early name for Turing's test; a test to see if a machine can mimic human conversation

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    Alan Turing

    A British mathematician who proposed the Turing Test.

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    Natural Language Processing

    The ability of a computer to understand and interpret human languages like English or Spanish.

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    Computer Vision

    The ability of a computer to 'see' and interpret images and videos like humans do.

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    Expert Systems

    Computer programs designed to mimic the decision-making processes of human experts in specific fields.

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    Heuristic Classification

    A type of expert system that uses rules of thumb to categorize information based on multiple sources.

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    Perplexity AI

    An AI search engine that provides quick answers and detailed insights from a wide range of sources.

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    Consensus

    An AI-powered search engine that provides insights and summaries from over 200 million research papers.

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    Quizgecko

    An AI-powered tool that generates and shares quizzes based on any text.

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    Gamma AI

    An AI-powered tool for creating presentations, documents, and web pages with features like content editing, image search, and reformatting.

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    Mymap AI

    A tool that helps you organize your thoughts and ideas by generating mind maps from your notes.

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    Socratic AI

    A Google tool designed to help students with homework by providing explanations, videos, and step-by-step solutions.

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    Fotor

    A free tool that allows you to create images from text.

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    FutureMe

    A tool that allows you to write letters to your future self, setting goals or capturing thoughts for future reflection.

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    AI Adoption

    The widespread integration of artificial intelligence into everyday technologies, from virtual assistants to autonomous vehicles.

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    Machine Learning

    A type of AI that enables machines to learn and improve from experience by analyzing data.

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    Language Understanding

    The ability of AI systems to comprehend and interpret human language, including context and nuance.

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    What is the Internet?

    A global network connecting computers and devices, allowing communication and access to information.

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    What is an Intranet?

    A private network within an organization used for internal communication and resource sharing.

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    What is ARPANET?

    The original name for the internet, developed by the US government's Advanced Research Projects Agency (ARPA).

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    What is an Extranet?

    A private network that uses the internet technology to securely share information with external partners, suppliers, or vendors.

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    What is HTTP?

    Hypertext Transfer Protocol, the communication language used to transfer files between web browsers and servers.

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    What is HTML?

    Hypertext Markup Language, the language used to create web pages and structure their content.

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    What is a web browser?

    Software that allows users to access and display web pages on the internet.

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    What is a URL?

    Uniform Resource Locator, the unique address of a web page on the internet.

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    E-commerce Evolution

    The development of electronic commerce applications from limited financial transactions to widespread digital marketplaces.

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    EDI's Impact

    The expansion of electronic commerce from financial transactions to include manufacturing, retail, and service industries.

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    Ubiquity of E-commerce

    E-commerce technology is accessible anywhere, anytime, through various devices.

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    Global Reach

    E-commerce transcends national boundaries, enabling seamless transactions across cultures and countries.

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    E-commerce Standards

    The use of a single set of Internet standards ensures a unified global e-commerce infrastructure.

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    Information Density in E-commerce

    E-commerce significantly reduces information costs and enhances quality, leading to more plentiful, accurate, and timely information.

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    Personalization in E-commerce

    E-commerce allows for personalized messages tailored to individuals and groups.

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    E-commerce Benefits for Merchants

    E-commerce expands markets, reduces paper-based costs, and offers greater efficiency.

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    Autonomous Systems

    Systems that can operate independently, making decisions and performing tasks without human intervention. Examples include self-driving cars, robots, and drones.

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    Perception (Autonomous)

    The ability of an autonomous system to 'sense' and understand its surroundings using sensors and computer vision.

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    Decision-Making (Autonomous)

    The process by which autonomous systems analyze data and make choices in real-time, often using AI algorithms.

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    Control (Autonomous)

    The integration of systems to precisely manage the actions of autonomous vehicles, robots, and machines.

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    Bias and Fairness (AI Ethics)

    Ensuring AI systems are free from unfair bias that could lead to discriminatory outcomes.

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    Data Collection (AI Ethics)

    The process of gathering personal data for AI systems, with transparency and informed consent.

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    Automation and Augmentation (AI and Work)

    AI systems that can perform tasks automatically, freeing up human workers for more creative and complex tasks.

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    Workforce Transformation (AI and Work)

    The changing landscape of jobs as AI integration requires new skills and adapting to new roles.

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    Study Notes

    Artificial Intelligence (AI)

    • AI is a branch of computer science focused on creating computers that act like humans.
    • Turing's Test assesses if a computer exhibits human-like intelligence.
    • The Imitation Game, proposed by Alan Turing in 1951, is a test to determine if a computer can mimic human intelligence.
    • The test involves a judge communicating with two entities (one human and one computer) without knowing which is which. The judge must determine which entity is human. If the judge is unable to differentiate, the computer passes the test.
    • Turing's later modifications involved only one contestant, human or computer, and the judge determining the contestant's identity.
    • Success in this situation implies the computer is a believable human simulator.

    Application of AI

    • Game playing is a prominent AI application.
    • Chess is a commonly programmed game for AI demonstration, such as IBM's Deep Blue, which beat world champion Gary Kasparov in 1997.
    • Speech recognition allows a computer to interpret human spoken language.
    • This technology aims to reduce reliance on keyboards.
    • Natural language understanding is vital for human-computer interaction in natural dialogue.
    • Research into this field is aimed at enabling computers to comprehend natural human language.

    Computer Vision

    • Computer vision is about computers processing images and interpreting scenes.
    • This includes tasks like identifying and classifying objects in images.
    • Analysing video content and using image recognition is another computer vision function.
    • It is applied in augmenting reality, analyzing medical scans, and in autonomous systems.

    Autonomous Systems

    • Autonomous systems are systems capable of acting independently, such as vehicles and robots.
    • Perception, decision-making, and control systems are key components.
    • Systems perceive surroundings using sensors and computer vision.
    • Robust algorithms are crucial to enabling autonomous control.

    Ethical Considerations

    • Bias and fairness are critical in AI development.
    • Addressing potential biases in AI systems is vital for equitable outcomes.
    • Privacy and security are concerns regarding AI-powered applications.
    • Data protection is essential.

    E-Commerce

    • E-commerce is a method of selling and buying goods/services.
    • It happens electronically using digital methods.
    • The methods include electronic fund transfers (EFT)
    • Benefits to merchants include expanded markets and reduced costs.
    • Benefits to consumers include better deals, choices, and rapid access to information.
    • Disadvantages of e-commerce are cost, security, and lack of trust.
    • Common types of Ecommerce include B2C (business to consumer), B2B (business to business), and C2C (consumer to consumer).

    Web Technology and Internet

    • Web technology allows access to web pages.
    • Web pages are HTML documents stored on web servers.
    • Web servers are computers that house web pages.
    • HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) and HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) are fundamental web components.
    • URL (Uniform Resource Locator) or web addresses are unique identifiers for web pages.
    • Email, chat rooms, and message boards are other significant parts of the Internet.

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