Introduction to Artificial Intelligence
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A strong AI system can use ______ logic to apply knowledge from one domain to another.

fuzzy

The reasoning process in artificial intelligence is important for machines to think ______.

rationally

Artificial refers to something which is made or produced by ______ beings rather than occurring naturally.

human

Deductive reasoning comes to a conclusion based on facts that you already ______.

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Inductive reasoning generalizes predictions based on ______ facts.

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Intelligence refers to the ability to acquire and apply ______ and skills.

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Common sense reasoning is based on experiences rather than ______.

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Smartphones and smart televisions work on technology that is a part of ______ intelligence.

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One advantage of AI is the reduction in human ______.

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Using a piece of cloth to handle a hot utensil is an example of applying ______.

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Robotic surgery systems can perform complex procedures with precision, thereby reducing the risk of human ______.

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Remembering the first incident of burning your hand is not considered ______.

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Non-monotonic reasoning concludes based on multiple facts, but conclusions may change if more ______ is added.

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The term artificial intelligence was coined by ______ McCarthy.

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Artificial intelligence differs from human intelligence, as it is a type of ______ intelligence.

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The founding fathers of artificial intelligence include John McCarthy, Alan Turing, Marvin Minsky, and ______.

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McCarthy coined the term 'artificial ______' in 1955.

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The famous Dartmouth ______ in Summer 1956 started AI as a field.

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AI applications in daily life include smartphones and ______ media.

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Apps like Spotify and Netflix use AI for generating ______ for users.

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Many smart home devices use AI to learn user ______ and adjust settings accordingly.

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Weak AI is also known as ______ AI.

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Strong AI is also referred to as artificial ______ intelligence.

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AI in security and ______ involves monitoring and recognizing faces through advanced technology.

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Machines with metal bodies are resistant in nature and can survive unfriendly ______.

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One example of zero risks is a fully automated production line in a manufacturing ______.

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Humans are productive only about 3 to 4 hours in a ______.

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AI can work endlessly without ______.

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Digital assistants eliminate the need for human ______.

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Businesses can create a chatbot or voice bot that can answer all of their clients' ______.

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Recent advances in AI-based technologies have allowed doctors to detect ______ cancer in a woman at an earlier stage.

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Self-driving cars use a combination of cameras, sensors, and AI algorithms to navigate roads and ______ without human intervention.

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AI is devoid of ______, allowing for practical and rational decision-making.

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AI-powered recruitment systems screen job applicants based on skills rather than ______.

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Robots in manufacturing can handle repetitive tasks like welding and ______.

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We rely on various AI-based apps, like Google Maps, to navigate and ______.

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AI can perform tasks in ______ situations, helping us navigate dangerous scenarios safely.

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Today, using AI, we can anticipate and obtain information about the ______.

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The explosion at the Chernobyl nuclear power facility exemplifies a scenario where AI can be ______.

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AI can automate repetitive jobs, allowing people to focus on more ______ tasks.

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AI has made significant contributions to the field of ______, with applications ranging from diagnosis and treatment to drug discovery.

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A disadvantage of AI is that it cannot learn to think outside the ______.

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AI applications can lead to increased ______ as robots replace human workers in various industries.

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One of the challenges of AI is that it needs to operate on the latest ______ and software.

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The use of AI applications can make humans ______ by automating tedious tasks.

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AI lacks the ability to incorporate ______ and morality, which are important human features.

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AI-powered tools can help ______ and researchers analyze patient data and develop treatment plans.

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Creating a machine that can simulate human intelligence requires a lot of time and ______.

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Flashcards

What is Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

The ability of computer systems to perform tasks that usually require human intelligence.

What is Weak AI (Narrow AI)?

A type of AI designed for a specific task, like playing chess, recognizing faces, or managing your calendar.

What is Strong AI (AGI)?

A hypothetical type of AI that could perform any intellectual task that a human can.

What is Machine Learning?

AI systems that can learn from data and experience, improving their performance over time.

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What is Deep Learning?

A subset of machine learning that allows computers to learn from unstructured data, like images, videos, and text.

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What are Chatbots?

AI applications that interact with humans using natural language.

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What is Predictive Analytics?

AI algorithms used to analyze data and predict future outcomes.

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Intelligence

The ability to learn and adapt to new situations, often characterized by problem-solving, language use, and decision-making.

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What is Recommendation Systems?

AI used to personalize content and recommendations for individual users.

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Artificial Intelligence (AI)

The ability of a computer or a robot to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as understanding language, solving problems, and making decisions.

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John McCarthy

A person who contributed significantly to the field of Artificial Intelligence, alongside others like Alan Turing and Marvin Minsky.

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Machine Learning

A process where a machine learns from data and experiences, enabling it to improve its performance over time.

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Natural Language Processing (NLP)

The ability of a machine to understand and respond to human language.

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Deep Learning

A type of AI that enables machines to learn and perform tasks like humans, using real-world data.

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Algorithm

A set of rules and instructions that a computer follows to solve a problem or perform a task.

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Bot

A computer program designed to mimic human behavior, such as conversation or problem-solving.

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Why are machines good for tough environments?

Machines with metal bodies are strong and can work in difficult conditions.

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What is 24/7 availability?

Machines can work without breaks and are always available.

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How does AI improve productivity?

AI can handle repetitive tasks and work faster and more accurately than humans.

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How does AI provide digital assistance?

AI assistants can interact with users, providing information and support.

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What is the role of AI in new inventions?

AI enables new inventions and solutions to complex problems.

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Give an example of zero risk in manufacturing.

Automated production lines using robots eliminate human error and injury.

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Give an example of how AI provides 24/7 availability.

Chatbots provide instant customer service 24/7, answering questions and resolving issues.

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Give an example of how AI enables new inventions.

Self-driving cars use AI to navigate roads safely without human intervention.

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Deductive Reasoning

A type of reasoning that derives conclusions from known facts. It operates by applying general rules to specific situations. For example, if you know all dogs are mammals and that Fido is a dog, deductive reasoning allows you to conclude that Fido is a mammal.

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Inductive Reasoning

A type of reasoning that draws general conclusions from specific observations. It's like forming a hypothesis based on patterns. Example: If you see many crows are black, you might conclude that all crows are black.

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Abductive Reasoning

A type of reasoning that aims to find the most likely explanation for a set of observations. It's like detective work, looking for the most plausible conclusion. Example: If you find footprints in the snow, you can abductively reason that someone walked there.

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Common Sense Reasoning

A type of reasoning that uses experience and common sense to arrive at conclusions. It's about making intuitive judgments based on your knowledge of the world. Example: Knowing that it's dangerous to walk alone at night is an example of using common sense reasoning.

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Monotonic Reasoning

A type of reasoning where conclusions remain unchanged even when new information is added. The reasoning is fixed based on initial facts. Example: If you know that all cats are mammals, this conclusion won't change even if you find out a specific cat has a unique characteristic.

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Non-Monotonic Reasoning

A type of reasoning where conclusions can be revised when new information is added. It's flexible and adaptable based on new data. Example: If you believe that all birds can fly, but then learn about penguins, your conclusion about birds flying might change.

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Fuzzy Logic AI Systems

A type of AI system that can handle uncertainty and imprecise information using fuzzy logic. It allows for making decisions based on degrees of truth rather than absolute yes/no choices. Example: A fuzzy logic-based system can control washing machine cycles, adjusting water levels based on the degree of dirty laundry.

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Reasoning in Artificial Intelligence

The process of using logical thinking to analyze information, draw inferences, and make predictions. It involves using existing knowledge, facts, and beliefs to arrive at conclusions, similar to how humans think and reason.

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High cost of AI

The cost of developing, maintaining, and running AI systems, including hardware, software, and expertise.

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Lack of creativity in AI

AI's inability to generate truly original ideas or solutions beyond its training data.

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AI and unemployment

The potential displacement of human workers by AI-powered automation.

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AI making humans lazy

Excessive reliance on AI for tasks, potentially leading to reduced mental abilities and problem-solving skills.

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Ethics in AI

The ethical challenges of developing and deploying responsible AI systems that align with human values.

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Unbiased Decisions in AI

AI systems can analyze data and make decisions without being influenced by emotions or personal biases.

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AI for Repetitive Jobs

AI can automate repetitive tasks, freeing up human workers for more creative and complex work.

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AI in Daily Applications

AI is used in various everyday applications, such as navigation, voice assistants, weather forecasting, and more.

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AI in Risky Situations

AI enables robots or systems to perform dangerous tasks in hazardous environments, protecting humans from risks.

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AI in Recruitment

AI-powered recruitment systems analyze applicants based on skills and qualifications, reducing bias in the hiring process.

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AI for Navigation

AI can help us navigate more effectively by providing optimal routes, reducing travel time, and improving planning.

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AI in Conversational Interfaces

AI-powered chatbots and virtual assistants allow us to interact with computers using natural language.

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AI for Diversity and Inclusion

AI can be used to create a more inclusive and diverse workforce by eliminating biases in hiring processes.

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Study Notes

Artificial Intelligence (AI) Introduction

  • AI is made up of two words: Artificial and Intelligence
  • Artificial refers to something man-made, not naturally occurring
  • Intelligence is the ability to learn and apply knowledge/skills
  • AI technology is used in many modern devices (smartphones, TVs, etc.)

AI and Human Intelligence

  • AI is a computer's ability to perform tasks that typically require human intelligence or help
  • An example is using kitchen tongs to pick up a hot pot instead of touching it directly, remembering a prior burn
  • Intelligence is the ability to learn and adapt to new situations
  • Artificial intelligence is distinct from human intelligence

Who coined the term AI?

  • John McCarthy coined the term "artificial intelligence" in 1955
  • He organized the famous Dartmouth Conference in 1956, which started AI as a field
  • Other founding fathers included Alan Turing, Marvin Minsky, Allen Newell, and Herbert A. Simon

Applications of AI in Daily Life

  • Smartphones: Use AI for services like Google Assistant, Alexa, or Siri
  • Social Media: AI is used to personalize content, manage timelines, and send notifications
  • Music/Streaming: AI curates playlists and recommendations on platforms like Spotify and Netflix
  • Video Games: AI creates dynamic game content and can play at a professional level (e.g., Dota 2, Fortnite)
  • Smart Homes: AI enables smart thermostats, lights, and other devices to adjust to user preferences and routines

Strong vs. Weak AI

  • Weak AI (Narrow AI): Designed and trained for specific tasks. Examples include industrial robots, virtual assistants (like Siri)
  • Strong AI (Artificial General Intelligence): The ability to replicate human cognitive abilities, perform unfamiliar tasks, and utilize fuzzy logic

Reasoning Processes of AI

  • Reasoning in AI is a process of drawing logical conclusions from available data, beliefs, and knowledge.
  • Types of AI reasoning:
    • Deductive Reasoning: Conclusion based on known facts.
    • Inductive Reasoning: Reaching a conclusion based on limited facts.
    • Abductive Reasoning: Reaching the most likely conclusion based on multiple facts.

Advantages of AI

  • Reduction in Human Error: AI can significantly increase accuracy and precision, reducing errors in healthcare, for example (robotic surgery)
  • Zero Risks: AI can perform tasks in dangerous situations (e.g., defusing bombs, space exploration) and ensure accurate results in hazardous environments.
  • 24/7 Availability: AI can work continuously without breaks, which is helpful in many applications.

Disadvantages of AI

  • High Costs: Creating and maintaining AI technology can be very expensive
  • No Creativity: AI's ability to think outside the box or be creative is limited.
  • Unemployment: AI may take over some human jobs, potentially causing unemployment
  • No Ethics: AI lacks ethical considerations, and there are potential risks if AI is not developed safely.
  • Emotionless: AI does not experience emotions like humans, potentially limiting its ability to understand or respond to human needs.

Additional Uses of AI

  • Customer Service: AI-powered chatbots provide 24/7 assistance

  • Digital Assistance: AI-powered assistants handle user requests

  • Automated Decisions: Decisions that are based on a system, rather than a person

  • Unbiased Decisions: AI can be unbiased in its decision-making process.

  • Repetitive Jobs: AI can automate and handle repetitive tasks

  • Everyday Technology: AI is used in many daily applications like Google maps, and other common technology (phones, computers)

  • Medical Applications: AI supports diagnosis, treatments, and clinical trials

  • Inclusion and Diversity: AI can identify and mitigate biases in recruitment, which promotes diversity in the workplace.

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