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Rule-based AI systems rely on intuition or learning rather than predefined rules.
False
Rule-based AI systems have the ability to adapt, alter, or learn from new conditions.
False
Alarm clocks and thermostats are examples of rule-based AI systems.
True
Context-based AI systems do not consider surrounding environment and user behavior in making judgments.
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Siri, Google Assistant, and Alexa are examples of context-aware AI.
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Rule-based AI systems are only used in business software but not in consumer electronics like microwaves.
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AI assistants may recommend a nearby store for acquiring the necessary components if you inquire about the weather.
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Retention systems in context-aware AI do not save and retrieve data from previous exchanges.
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Context-aware AI systems offer unique experiences based solely on the individual's browsing history.
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Narrow-domain AIs are designed to excel in specific tasks and often perform worse than humans in their respective sectors.
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IBM's Watson has not been utilized in medical domains for quickly analyzing large amounts of data.
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Narrow-domain AI systems have demonstrated less accuracy than human traders in predicting stock movements.
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Study Notes
The 10 Stages of Artificial Intelligence
- The evolution of AI holds immense potential to transform our world.
Stage 1: Rule-Based AI
- Relies on a predefined set of rules rather than intuition or learning.
- Cannot adapt, alter, or learn from new or unexpected conditions.
- Examples of rule-based AI include:
- Alarm clocks (e.g., sound at 7 a.m.)
- Thermostats (e.g., activate air conditioner if temperature > 75°F)
- Business software (automate routine processes and provide reports)
- Microwaves and vehicle radios
Stage 2: Context-Based AI
- Takes into account the surrounding environment, user behavior, historical data, and real-time cues.
- Can forecast user demands based on context by processing massive volumes of data.
- Examples of context-aware AI include:
- Siri, Google Assistant, and Alexa
- Retention systems (save and retrieve data from previous exchanges, provide personalized recommendations)
- Context-aware AI can:
- Advise based on weather forecasts
- Recommend nearby stores for ingredients
- Recall browsing history and purchase history
Stage 3: Narrow Domain AI
- Specialized AIs designed to excel in specific tasks, often outperforming humans.
- Examples of narrow-domain AI include:
- IBM's Watson (medical profession, analyzes medical literature and patient information)
- Financial industry AI (watch market trends, analyze trading patterns, predict stock movements)
- Narrow-domain AI can:
- Deliver insights or probable diagnosis in medical domains
- Analyze large amounts of data to assist healthcare personnel
- Predict stock movements with high accuracy
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Description
Delve into the 10 stages of artificial intelligence, from rule-based systems to god-like AI, uncovering their capabilities and implications. Explore how AI has evolved over time and its potential to transform our world.
