1. Artificial Intelligence Overview
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What is a primary limitation of AI classifiers?

  • They can adapt to multiple tasks simultaneously.
  • They perform poorly in comparison to human abilities.
  • They are unable to learn from their environments.
  • They are only effective at a specific, narrow task. (correct)

In what way can AI optimize supply chains?

  • By stabilizing market prices regardless of supply.
  • By predicting future market conditions without data.
  • By minimizing the importance of material availability.
  • By adjusting to real-time changes in various factors. (correct)

Which of the following tasks is NOT suited for current AI classifiers?

  • Detecting the presence of fish in images.
  • Generating creative writing. (correct)
  • Evaluating autonomous vehicle performance.
  • Identifying phishing emails.

What notable feature does natural language processing (NLP) enable AI to perform?

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How do AI-powered cars manage to navigate effectively in changing environmental conditions?

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What role do rescue robots play in disaster areas?

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What is a characteristic of robot technology used in assembly lines?

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Which of the following describes a specific application of AI in language processing?

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Which of the following statements best captures the essence of the difficulty in defining artificial intelligence?

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What is a significant factor that influences people's perception of artificial intelligence?

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How do the diverse forms of intelligence among humans and animals relate to the way we understand artificial intelligence?

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What contribution have computer scientists made towards the understanding of artificial intelligence?

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Which statement reflects a common misconception about human intelligence in the context of artificial intelligence?

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In what way does the statement 'we’ve already entered the Age of AI' reflect current societal views?

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What critical aspect must be established for effective conversations about artificial intelligence?

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Which of the following describes a primary challenge in creating artificial intelligence systems?

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What does the line thickness in the graphs indicate?

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Which combination of factors would result in the longest milk run adjustment?

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What is the term used for the adjustments made to scenarios in the milk run model?

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How can the complexity of neural networks be described based on the milk run model?

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What does the term 'node' refer to in the context of the milk run model?

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What role do weights play in the final estimate in the milk run model?

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What does it mean when it’s stated that 'more connections will hopefully mean better estimates'?

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What is achieved by combining multiple scenarios in the neural network model?

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What is the initial step in the guess-and-check method for estimating trip duration?

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In the weight assignment process, which factor might typically be given more importance than others?

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What does the line-thickness in the model diagrams represent?

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What outcome suggests that the computer's new weights are improving the estimates?

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How does rain typically affect the duration of a milk run according to the provided content?

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What is the ultimate goal of the training process in the example provided?

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What indicates that the adjustments to weights should cease in the guess-and-check process?

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What is the role of clever math in the guess-and-check method?

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What is primarily used in creating images from text descriptions with LLMs?

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How do AI models facilitate the addition of new content to existing images?

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What is a key function of AI models that convert text to speech?

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What fundamental capability of generative AI allows it to create text, images, and sounds?

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What misconception might arise when interacting with generative AI?

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Which of the following is NOT a capability of LLMs as described?

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What aspect contributes significantly to the rapid improvement of generative AI capabilities?

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Which statement reflects the nature of generative AI's output?

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What is the main advantage of the transformer architecture in training language models?

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Which of the following describes parallel computing as it relates to transformer training?

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How has the advancement in computational power impacted the training of AI models?

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What does the acronym GPT stand for in the context of language models?

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What is one of the significant factors that has contributed to the rapid advancement of generative AI?

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What does the phrase 'tip of a technology iceberg' imply in the context of generative AI?

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What role does training data play in the development of generative AI?

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What is one major advantage of the transformer architecture over previous AI models?

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Flashcards

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

The ability of a computer or machine to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as learning, problem-solving, and decision-making.

Age of AI

A period where artificial intelligence is becoming increasingly prevalent and impactful in various aspects of our lives.

Shared Vocabulary

A common understanding of terms and concepts related to artificial intelligence, facilitating clear communication and collaboration.

AI Capabilities

The tasks and abilities that current AI systems can perform, such as recognizing patterns, analyzing data, and generating creative content.

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AI Systems

Computer programs and algorithms designed to exhibit intelligent behavior, trained on large datasets and able to learn and adapt.

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Science Fiction Influence

The portrayal of AI in popular culture, often as powerful and potentially dangerous entities, can shape our perceptions and expectations.

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Diversity of Intelligence

The recognition that intelligence takes many forms, including human intelligence, animal intelligence, and even forms of intelligence found in nature.

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Specialized AI

Different types of AI are designed to excel in specific tasks, such as image recognition, natural language processing, or playing games.

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Classifier Specialization

Each AI classifier excels at a specific, narrow task and is not effective at other tasks. For instance an AI good at detecting phishing emails might be terrible at identifying fish images.

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Robotic Navigation

AI excels in navigating changing environments, seen in applications like self-driving cars that adjust to road conditions, traffic, and external factors

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AI in Supply Chain

AI optimizes the supply chain by taking real-time factors like materials availability, production, inventory, and transportation into account to ensure efficiency and timely deliveries

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Robots: From Sweepers to Rescue

Robots are increasingly used in various roles, ranging from simple tasks like cleaning floors to complex tasks like assisting in disaster rescue operations

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Robot's Adaptability

Modern robots can learn and adapt to changes in production methods or environments, making them more efficient without requiring expensive reprogramming

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Natural Language Processing (NLP)

AI technology that allows computers to understand and interpret human language, enabling tasks like translation, summarization, and responding to questions

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ChatGPT: AI Communication

An advanced AI capable of generating human-like responses to questions, demonstrating its ability to communicate and process information like humans

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NLP's Power

Natural Language Processing (NLP) enables AI to understand the nuances of human language, allowing it to extract meaning and intent from words used together.

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Guess-and-check method

A process where a computer repeatedly guesses values (weights) for inputs to predict an output, then adjusts those values based on how close the prediction is to the actual outcome.

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Input Weights

Numbers assigned to inputs that represent their influence on the output in a predictive model. Higher weights mean a stronger influence.

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Training Data

A set of past observations used to teach a computer to predict future outcomes. It helps the model learn the relationships between inputs and outputs.

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Model Accuracy

How closely a model's predictions match the actual outcomes. A high accuracy means the model is good at predicting.

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Model Evaluation

The process of testing how well a trained model performs on new, unseen data to assess its accuracy and reliability.

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Model Adjustment

Modifying input weights based on the results of model evaluation to improve its predictive accuracy.

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Real-world Testing

Applying a trained model to new, real-world scenarios to see how well it performs outside of the training data.

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AI Model

A computer program trained on data to recognize patterns and predict future outcomes.

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Huge Training Data

The availability of massive amounts of data, like the billions of web pages, used to train AI models.

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Transformer Architecture

A neural network architecture designed to identify relationships between words, even those far apart in text.

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Parallel Computing

Using multiple processors to complete calculations simultaneously, speeding up the training of AI models.

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Generative Pre-trained Transformer (GPT)

A powerful AI model trained on vast amounts of text data, able to generate human-like text.

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LLMs (Large Language Models)

AI models like GPT, trained on massive datasets, capable of advanced language tasks.

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Tech Stack

The layers of technology behind a complex product like generative AI, including hardware, software, and algorithms.

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Generative AI Applications

Websites and tools using generative AI, making it accessible to the general public.

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Emerging Ecosystem

The rapid growth and development of tools and applications powered by generative AI.

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LLM Image Creation

Using LLMs with image generation models enables you to describe an image you want, and the AI will attempt to create it based on your description.

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AI Image Extension

Some AI models can add new content to existing images, like extending the boundaries and drawing in what's likely to be there based on the original image.

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Text-to-Speech AI

AI models can convert text into speech, similar to how they convert text into images.

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AI Generative Text: Prediction

The text generated by AI is based on predicting the most likely sequence of words that makes sense and is relevant to the user's input.

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Supercharging Generative AI

Generative AI's rapid improvement is driven by three factors: access to vast amounts of data, powerful hardware, and efficient algorithms.

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AI's Limitations

While impressive, AI generated text is still based on prediction, not true understanding. It can't have opinions, desires, or intentions.

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AI Predictions & Expectations

AI's responses are based on predicting what you expect to hear. It might generate a response that seems to have an opinion, but it's just a prediction.

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AI's Impact on Language

LLMs are increasingly being used in various applications involving language, creating new possibilities for how we interact with computers and communicate with each other.

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Scenario in AI

A unique combination of factors that influence an AI model's output. For example, in a milk run prediction model, a scenario could be the combination of 'weekend', 'afternoon', and 'sunshine'.

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Node in AI

A representation of a scenario or input in a neural network, representing a specific combination of factors.

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Bias in AI

An adjustment applied to a specific node's output to improve accuracy, based on its importance or influence on the final prediction.

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Weights in AI

Numerical values assigned to connections between nodes in a neural network, determining the influence of each node on the final prediction.

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Neural Network

A complex network of interconnected nodes and connections (weights) that learn from data and make predictions based on patterns.

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Why are Weights Important?

Weights help the neural network prioritize different scenarios or inputs, allowing it to make more accurate predictions based on the importance of each factor.

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How do Biases Improve Accuracy?

Biases adjust the output of specific nodes, creating more accurate predictions by accounting for the unique influence of each scenario.

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How do Neural Networks Learn?

Neural networks learn from data by adjusting the weights and biases of their connections, improving their ability to make accurate predictions over time as they are exposed to more patterns.

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Study Notes

Artificial Intelligence Fundamentals

  • Artificial intelligence (AI) is a long-held dream of storytellers and science fiction fans.
  • AI researchers have been working to turn this dream into reality, and many consider the Age of AI has arrived.
  • Defining AI is challenging, as different people have varied ideas about what it entails.
  • Science fiction often presents distorted views of AI as malicious entities.
  • AI intelligence is not limited to humans; animals exhibit intelligence in various ways.
  • AI intelligence exists in diverse forms, and thus should not be compared solely to human intelligence.
  • Existing AI systems are specialized, rather than overall general, tools for specific tasks.

Main Types of AI Capabilities

  • Numeric predictions are used in areas like weather forecasting and have practical uses in business.
  • AI prediction values range from 0 (no possibility) to 1 (certain possibility).
  • Classification is used in various fields, ranging from identifying plants to categorizing harmful comments online.
  • AI classification can often be as accurate (or better than) human classification models.
  • Robotic navigation systems have real-world applications, such as autonomous vehicles and robots in disaster zones.

Language Processing

  • Natural language processing (NLP) allows AI to interpret everyday language, extracting meaning from words and phrases.
  • NLP can translate languages, summarize documents, and answer questions about a wide range of topics.
  • NLP is a vital part of generative AI.

Turn Data into Models

  • AI models are created by using mathematical functions and algorithms with data.
  • Data is processed to create models for AI.
  • Al "training" is an ongoing process where models learn to perform tasks based on input data.

Neural Networks

  • Neural networks are a way of connecting nodes, in stages, to reflect how the brain functions.
  • Model weights are adjusted until they result in optimal performance.
  • Many approaches to training neural networks have been developed, continually improving accuracy and efficiency.

Generative AI Basics

  • Generative AI produces new data from existing patterns, similar to what the human brain does.
  • Generative AI has various applications, including creating images or text that appear similar to that produced by a human.
  • Generative AI models are now available to generate or create many different types of data, including texts, sounds and images.

Generative AI Training

  • Generative AI models require vast amounts of data (Internet text or other sources) to perform well.
  • Training generative AI models requires sophisticated architecture of the neural network, along with considerable computational power.
  • AI training methods and processes are continually refined, leading to improvements in performance and efficiency.

Common Concerns about Generative AI

  • The possibility of inaccuracy in predictions is a concern.
  • Security of data used for training or for tasks completed via a generative AI model is a significant concern.
  • Generative AI models can have biases learned from available datasets, requiring specific processes to address.
  • Issues with generated outputs, such as plagiarism or user spoofing with fabricated accounts, are areas to evaluate and address.
  • Current energy consumption is associated with the computing demands of generative AI models.

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