Enabling Technologies for Smart Cities Quiz

What is human intelligence

What is Artificial Intelligence

The Major Paradigms of AI Research & Two AI Winters

Enabling Technologies for Smart City (2) Outline 1 2 3 Definitions, history, paradigms, test of intelligence, applications, ethical issues

Big Data Virtual Reality Augmented Reality (VR, AR, MR, XR) Concepts, data sources, big data analytics, applications, ethical issues Physical vs virtual, spectrum of immersive environments / applications

The ability to - solve problem - plan (eg. changing a lightbulb, cleaning floor, holiday itinerary, launch new academic programme) - reason logically (eg. Deduction [if rain then wet], induction [deriving a general principle from observations] ) - learn (from teachers, books, experience) adapt (to new situations, to new problem, eg. water flow vs crowd control vs traffic flow) - communicate (verbal, written, visual) create (arts, music, stories, objects, inventions)

The exhibition of intelligent behaviours by machines

Study of machine intelligence started well before the term AI was coined.

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The outline covers definitions, history, paradigms, test of intelligence, applications, and ethical issues of Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Virtual Reality, and Augmented Reality.
Artificial Intelligence (AI) involves the exhibition of intelligent behaviors by machines, and the study of machine intelligence began before the term AI was coined.
Human intelligence involves problem-solving, logical reasoning, learning, adaptation, communication, and creation.
The birth of AI was marked by the coining of the term 'Artificial Intelligence' at the first AI conference, the Dartmouth Conference.
Major paradigms of AI research and two AI winters are discussed.
The ability of machines to think and exhibit human-like intelligence is a key consideration in AI research.
The concept of human intelligence and its comparison to machine intelligence is explored.
AI's ability to solve problems, plan, reason logically, learn, adapt, communicate, and create is discussed.
The spectrum of immersive environments and applications, and the ethical issues related to AI and big data analytics are highlighted.
The text delves into the concepts, data sources, and applications of big data analytics and the ethical considerations surrounding them.
The text also covers the physical vs virtual aspects of immersive environments.
A comprehensive understanding of AI, Big Data, Virtual Reality, and Augmented Reality is provided through historical context, definitions, and ethical issues.

Test your knowledge of enabling technologies for smart cities with this quiz on Artificial Intelligence, Big Data, Virtual Reality, and Augmented Reality. Explore definitions, history, applications, and ethical issues while comparing physical and virtual environments.