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What is the probability of rolling an even number on a 6-sided die?

  • $\frac{2}{5}$
  • $\frac{1}{2}$ (correct)
  • $\frac{1}{5}$
  • $\frac{5}{6}$

Which concept is primarily focused on analyzing data?

  • Statistics (correct)
  • Calculus
  • Probability
  • Linear Algebra

If you consider the color distribution in a pie chart, which color would you likely hit with an arrow if the chart is predominantly red?

  • Yellow
  • Red (correct)
  • Blue
  • Green

What is the correct term for the average value in a set of data?

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How likely is it to randomly pick a blue balloon from a mix if no information is available?

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What type of analysis is performed when determining the relationship between two variables?

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In probability, what is the chance of getting heads in a single coin toss?

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Which of the following equations is correctly formatted?

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How do authorities utilize statistics in disaster management?

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Why does the US government analyze statistics related to diseases?

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What role do statistics play in forecasting the weather?

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How was the postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics related to statistical data?

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What percentage of children aged five to sixteen believe playing computer games with friends is exercise?

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What is a common misconception regarding children and physical exercise?

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What is one of the significant factors in data collection for Artificial Intelligence?

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What statistic indicates children's excessive screen time during childcare?

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What is the median of the data set: 155, 160, 145, 149, 150, 147, 152, 144, 148?

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Which of the following is an example of a likely event?

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Which of the following statements about Generative AI is correct?

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What is the primary function of generative artificial intelligence?

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Which type of learning involves machines discovering patterns in unlabeled datasets?

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What type of event is it to throw ten 5's in a row with a fair die?

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What has significantly improved the capabilities of generative AI over the years?

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Which of the following describes an impossible event?

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In the context of generative AI, what does 'discriminative modeling' primarily refer to?

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Which of the following is a benefit of using Generative AI?

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How can probability theory apply to artificial intelligence?

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Which of the following applications is NOT typically associated with generative AI?

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What is a major concern about ownership in generative AI?

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What activity helps in understanding the difference between real and AI-generated images?

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How can generative AI affect human agency?

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Which of these scenarios represents an equal probability event?

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Which of the following describes the role of 'supervised learning' in generative AI?

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What potential negative impact does generative AI have regarding biases?

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What significant aspect characterizes the evolution of generative AI?

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What can generative AI do that poses a risk to information integrity?

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Which of the following represents a serious privacy concern with generative AI?

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What is essential for the responsible use of generative AI?

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What type of outcomes can excessive reliance on generative AI lead to?

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What should be prioritized when implementing generative AI technologies?

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What is the primary importance of responsible use of Generative AI?

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Which mechanism is NOT emphasized for maximizing the potential of Generative AI?

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Which of the following is an ethical challenge associated with Generative AI?

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In what field can Generative AI be utilized to create unique architectural designs?

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What should be a guideline for Sakshi to responsibly use a text generation tool?

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What is a potential benefit of Generative AI in the creative industry?

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What is a major negative implication of unchecked development in Generative AI?

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What acronym represents Generative Adversarial Networks?

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Flashcards

Statistics in Disaster Management

Authorities use statistics to predict and prepare for natural disasters. This includes analyzing population, resources, and infrastructure in affected areas.

Statistics and Sports

Statistics can be used in sports to understand trends, performance, and make informed decisions like postponing events.

Disease Prediction with Statistics

Governments use statistics to analyze disease trends in a population to guide effective treatments and preventative measures.

Weather Forecasting and Statistics

Computers use statistics to compare past weather patterns and predict future conditions.

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Data Collection in AI

Data collection is the foundation of statistics and interpretation used by Artificial Intelligence (AI).

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Teen Cellphone Use Statistics

Statistics show a significant portion of teens check their phones as soon as they wake up and feel anxious without them.

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Children's TV Viewing

Children spend an average of 1.5-3 hours per day watching TV while in childcare.

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Children's Exercise

A significant percentage of children do not get enough physical exercise.

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Probability

The chance of an event happening.

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Statistics

Exploring data through analysis.

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Probability of an event

A numerical measure of the likelihood of an event occurring. Expressed as a fraction between 0 and 1 inclusive.

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Descriptive Statistics

Summarizing data; measuring central tendency, spread, and distribution. Examples: Mean, median, mode, and standard deviation

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Linear Equation

An equation that can be represented as a straight line on a graph. It contains one or more variables and has a degree (highest exponent) of 1.

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Probability of getting an even number when tossing a 6-sided die

1/2 or 50% of the possible events.

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Value of x in the equation 10x - 8 = 6x

x = 2

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Possible event

An event that can actually happen in a given scenario

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Median of data set

The middle value when a data set is ordered from least to greatest.

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Probability theory in AI

Using probability to help AI make decisions and predictions.

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Certain Event

An event that is guaranteed to happen.

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Likely Event

An event with a high probability of occurrence.

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Equal Probability Events

Events that have the same chance of occurring.

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Generative AI

AI that can create new content, like text, images, or music.

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Generative AI use

Creating content like text, images, and music.

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Supervised Learning

AI models learn from labeled datasets, with humans providing categories or labels for the data.

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Discriminative Modeling

A type of supervised learning where the model learns to distinguish between different categories based on labeled data.

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Unsupervised Learning

AI models learn from unlabeled data, finding patterns and relationships without human intervention.

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Generative Modeling

A type of unsupervised learning where the model learns to create new data similar to the unlabeled data provided.

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Real vs. AI-Generated Images

Distinguishing between images created by humans and those generated by AI algorithms.

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Natural Language Processing (NLP)

AI's ability to understand and process human language, like translating languages or writing summaries.

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Computer Vision

AI's ability to 'see' and interpret images, like identifying objects or analyzing scenes.

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Generative AI Ownership

Exploring who owns content created by AI, particularly in creative fields like music or art, where AI can create original works that blur the lines between human and machine authorship.

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Human Agency & AI

Questions arise about human control and autonomy as AI becomes more sophisticated and capable of generating content indistinguishable from human-made content, potentially leading to a loss of human agency.

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AI Bias

Generative AI training data can reflect and amplify existing biases, leading to potentially harmful or discriminatory outputs when used in applications like hiring or loan approvals.

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AI Misinformation

Generative AI can be used to create fake news or deepfakes, spreading misinformation and manipulating public opinion, potentially impacting trust in institutions and democracy.

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AI Privacy Concerns

Generative AI can potentially generate sensitive personal information like social security numbers or medical records, posing a risk to privacy and potential misuse.

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AI & Job Displacement

Generative AI can potentially automate tasks previously performed by humans, leading to job displacement in various fields.

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Responsible AI Use

Ensuring responsible use of generative AI involves using diverse and representative training data, scrutinizing outputs for bias and misinformation, prioritizing user privacy, and establishing clear guidelines for ownership of generated content.

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AI Impact on Society

Generative AI impacts society by raising questions about ownership, amplifying potential biases, spreading misinformation, and posing privacy risks. It also has the potential to lead to job displacement.

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Generative AI Image Tools

Software tools that use AI to create images from text prompts or other inputs, like DALL-E 2 and Midjourney.

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Generative AI Text Tools

Tools that generate text based on user prompts or existing text, like ChatGPT and Bard.

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Generative AI Audio Tools

AI tools that create audio content, such as music, speech, or sound effects, examples include Jukebox and Amper Music.

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GANs (Generative Adversarial Networks)

A type of AI architecture where two neural networks compete to generate realistic data and identify fake data.

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VAEs (Variational Autoencoders)

AI models that learn to compress and generate data by capturing important features and patterns.

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RNNs (Recurrent Neural Networks)

AI networks that process data sequentially, remembering past information to predict future events.

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Study Notes

Data Visualization Tools

Revision Time - Questions

  • Q1: At what stage of the AI project cycle does Tableau software prove useful?
  • Q2: List five graphs that can be made using Tableau software.
  • Q3: (Referring to an Excel sheet)
    • Is the Year qualitative or quantitative?
    • Is Song Length discrete or continuous?
    • Is Genre discrete or continuous?
    • What is the importance of data visualization?
  • Q3 Excel Sheet data:
    • Song Name, Album, Artist, Genre, Year, Song Length details are included in the table.

Importance of Math for AI

  • Observing and analyzing numbers to find patterns.
  • Finding the missing number in a series (e.g., 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, ?).
  • Identifying patterns in numbers, images, and language.
  • Predicting future values based on past patterns (e.g., predicting profit for Year 5 given year 1-4 profit).
  • Understanding the importance of mathematics in AI.
  • Defining statistics and probability and describing their applications in AI.
  • Understanding the relationship between patterns in numbers and images.
  • Recognizing patterns to solve puzzles.

Importance of Math for AI - Activity 1

  • Observing and analyzing numbers to find patterns.
  • Identifying missing numbers in series.
  • Predicting future values.
  • Identifying patterns in images
  • Understanding the importance of math in AI.

Importance of Math for AI - Definitions

  • Math is the study of patterns.
  • AI is a way to recognize patterns.
  • AI can learn to recognize patterns in data, like human beings.
  • AI can see patterns in different types of data (such as numbers, images, speech, and text).

Importance of Math for AI - Key Concepts

  • Important mathematical concepts in Al.
  • Introduction to statistics and probability.

Application of Mathematics in Real Life

  • Data Collection: Collecting data from various sources.
  • Data Exploration and Cleaning: Exploring and cleaning data for better use.
  • Data Analysis: Analyzing data to understand it better.
  • Drawing Conclusions: Making conclusions based on the analysis.
  • Predicting Performance: Predicting the performance of sports teams and other areas using data analysis and modeling.

Importance of Statistics in Real Life

  • Predicting future events based on historical data (such as natural disasters).
  • Understanding population and service infrastructure in affected areas.
  • Alerting populations about impending natural disasters.

Statistics in Sports Application

  • Postponement of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics due to COVID-19 pandemic.
  • Statistics revealed increased COVID-19 cases in Japan during the planned period of the Olympics.

Disease Prediction in Real Life

  • US government uses statistics to understand which disease is affecting the population.
  • Tracking areas with increasing COVID-19 cases and vaccination needs.

Weather Forecasting

  • Computers use statistics to forecast weather.
  • Comparing current weather conditions to past conditions.

Traffic Estimation

  • Regular people use probability to predict traffic.
  • Considering time of day, location, and weather conditions.

Math for AI - Questions

  • Q1: Does math play a crucial role in Al's life cycle?
  • Q2: What is statistics?
  • Q3: What is probability?

Probability

  • Understanding the possibility of an event happening.
  • Probability of an event = Number of favorable outcomes / Total possible outcomes.
  • Probability can be expressed as a percentage or a fraction.

Scenarios for Probability

  • Passing a test leads to a likely chance of going to a party.
  • Failing a test leads to an unlikely chance of attending a party.
  • Probability of an event is somewhere between impossible and certain.
  • Certain events: Have a probability of 1, such as rain happening in Florida in a given year.
  • Impossible events have a probability of 0, such as picking a red ball from a bag containing only blue balls.

Probability Applications

  • Estimating batting average in Cricket.

Generative AI

  • Generative AI creates new content, compared to conventional AI which categorizes data.
  • Generative models use vast libraries of samples to train neural networks to product new content.
  • Generative AI outputs are more unpredictable and innovative.
  • Conventional AI outputs are more predictable.

Generative AI Examples

Different types of generative AI.

  • Generative models (e.g., GANs, VAEs)
  • Applications to Art, Music, Literature, Gaming, Design, Healthcare, etc.
  • Tools, including Artbreeder, Runway ML.

###Generative AI Tools

  • Artbreeder, Runway ML, and others.
  • Examples of Generative AI: create images from text prompts as in Artbreeder.

AI Generated Image Recognition

  • Determine if images are real or AI generated.

Supervised Learning and Discriminative Modeling

  • Classification of data.
  • Data elements are taught in the categories of humans.
  • Machine learning models take unlabeled data sets.

Ethical Considerations of Generative AI

  • Ownership: Questions about ownership of Generative AI-created content.
  • Human Agency: Concerns about loss of human control and autonomy with sophisticated AI.
  • Bias: Generative AI potentially amplifies biases in training data.
  • Misinformation: Generative AI could be used to create fake news and deepfakes.
  • Privacy: Potential misuse concerns about generating sensitive info (e.g., credit card numbers, medical records).

Responsible Use of Generative AI

  • Ensure diverse and representative training data.
  • Scrutinize output for bias and misinformation.
  • Prioritize user privacy and consent.
  • Engage in public discussions to prevent misuse and promote benefits.

Revision Questions

  • Q1: Define Generative AI and give two examples.
  • Q2: List two generative AI tools for image, text, and audio generation.
  • Q3: Give the full forms of GANs, VAEs, and RNNs.

Additional Questions/Topics

  • Q1: How can Generative AI be helpful in architecture, coding, and music content creation?
  • Q2: List some guidelines for using Generative AI responsibly, as used for example in climate change research.
  • Q3: How can generative AI influence the creative industry (e.g., art, fashion) innovatively?
  • Q4: How to balance potential benefits and risks by considering the ethical challenges associated with generative AI?

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