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Which of the following best describes the role of 'knowledge' in the data pyramid?
Which of the following best describes the role of 'knowledge' in the data pyramid?
- Processed data with meaning.
- Interpretation of information. (correct)
- Decision-making based on acquired understanding.
- Raw and unprocessed facts.
A company is struggling to implement AI solutions due to inconsistent and unreliable information. According to the provided text, which ethical challenge is it most likely facing?
A company is struggling to implement AI solutions due to inconsistent and unreliable information. According to the provided text, which ethical challenge is it most likely facing?
- Reduction of human contact.
- Problems of Integrity.
- Bias and discrimination.
- Lack of quality data. (correct)
In the Data Literacy Process Framework, what action would someone take during the Assess phase?
In the Data Literacy Process Framework, what action would someone take during the Assess phase?
- Brainstorming ideas with relevant individuals.
- Sharing the conclusions drawn from processed data.
- Clearly defining the purpose behind data collection.
- Determining the quality of the communication made. (correct)
An AI-powered customer service chatbot resolves queries efficiently, but customers report feeling disconnected and dissatisfied with the impersonal interactions. Which ethical challenge of AI is most evident in this scenario?
An AI-powered customer service chatbot resolves queries efficiently, but customers report feeling disconnected and dissatisfied with the impersonal interactions. Which ethical challenge of AI is most evident in this scenario?
How does data literacy contribute to solving problems, according to the text?
How does data literacy contribute to solving problems, according to the text?
In what capacity does AI utilize linear algebra?
In what capacity does AI utilize linear algebra?
Which mathematical field enables AI to estimate the likelihood of different outcomes in uncertain scenarios, such as predicting pedestrian behavior for self-driving cars?
Which mathematical field enables AI to estimate the likelihood of different outcomes in uncertain scenarios, such as predicting pedestrian behavior for self-driving cars?
What role does calculus play in AI-powered search engines?
What role does calculus play in AI-powered search engines?
How are statistics utilized in disaster management?
How are statistics utilized in disaster management?
What is the correct order of steps in the statistical data analysis process?
What is the correct order of steps in the statistical data analysis process?
A self-driving car needs to predict whether a pedestrian will cross the road. Which mathematical concept is most directly applied to address this problem?
A self-driving car needs to predict whether a pedestrian will cross the road. Which mathematical concept is most directly applied to address this problem?
Which of the following is NOT a typical application of the mathematical concepts discussed in the context of AI and data analysis?
Which of the following is NOT a typical application of the mathematical concepts discussed in the context of AI and data analysis?
In the context of disaster management, how might statistical analysis be used after a natural disaster has occurred?
In the context of disaster management, how might statistical analysis be used after a natural disaster has occurred?
Which of the following best describes the fundamental concept of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
Which of the following best describes the fundamental concept of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
John McCarthy is most notably recognized in the field of AI for which contribution?
John McCarthy is most notably recognized in the field of AI for which contribution?
What distinguishes Machine Learning (ML) from traditional programming?
What distinguishes Machine Learning (ML) from traditional programming?
How did the introduction of 'Roomba' in 2002 contribute to the field of AI?
How did the introduction of 'Roomba' in 2002 contribute to the field of AI?
Which of the following is NOT a typical application of AI in e-commerce?
Which of the following is NOT a typical application of AI in e-commerce?
In what significant way did IBM's Deep Blue advance the field of AI in 1997?
In what significant way did IBM's Deep Blue advance the field of AI in 1997?
What is a key difference between AI and Robotics?
What is a key difference between AI and Robotics?
What was the primary advancement demonstrated by the chatbot 'Eugene Goostman' in 2014?
What was the primary advancement demonstrated by the chatbot 'Eugene Goostman' in 2014?
Flashcards
Data Literacy
Data Literacy
The ability to explore, understand, and communicate with data meaningfully.
Data Pyramid
Data Pyramid
A visual representation showing stages of working with data from raw to wisdom.
Raw Data
Raw Data
Unprocessed data that is not immediately useful.
Processed Data
Processed Data
Data that has been organized or structured to have meaning.
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Importance of Data Literacy
Importance of Data Literacy
Essential for informed decision-making, critical thinking, problem-solving, and innovation.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
The ability of machines to perform cognitive tasks like learning and problem-solving.
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History of AI
History of AI
AI was formally founded in 1956 at Dartmouth College by John McCarthy.
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First Chatbot: ELIZA
First Chatbot: ELIZA
The first chatbot created in 1966, simulating conversation.
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Machine Learning
Machine Learning
A branch of AI enabling machines to learn from data without explicit programming.
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Robotics
Robotics
Creation of robots that perform tasks independently of human control.
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AI in E-Commerce
AI in E-Commerce
AI aids personalized shopping by analyzing customer behaviors and preferences.
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IBM Deep Blue
IBM Deep Blue
The first computer to defeat a world chess champion, in 1997.
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Chatbot Eugene Goostman
Chatbot Eugene Goostman
Chatbot that won a Turing test in 2014, simulating a 13-year-old boy.
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Calculus in AI
Calculus in AI
Calculus is used in AI for incremental improvements and ranking relevance.
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Linear Algebra
Linear Algebra
Linear algebra studies vectors, matrices, and linear transformations for data manipulation.
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Probability Theory
Probability Theory
Probability theory studies uncertainty to predict outcomes in AI applications.
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Statistics
Statistics
Statistics involves collecting, exploring, and analyzing data to draw conclusions.
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Data Collection
Data Collection
The process of gathering information from various sources for analysis.
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Data Cleaning
Data Cleaning
Data cleaning involves removing errors and inconsistencies in data for accurate analysis.
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Data Analysis
Data Analysis
Data analysis is the process of examining data to gain insights and guide decisions.
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Disaster Management Statistics
Disaster Management Statistics
Statistics help prepare for disasters by predicting natural calamities and planning responses.
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- AI combines artificial and intelligence
- Artificial refers to something created by humans
- Intelligence is the ability to gain knowledge and skills
- AI is the ability of machines to perform cognitive tasks like thinking, learning, problem-solving, and decision-making
- This is modeled on how humans use their brains
History of AI
- 1956: AI formally founded at a Dartmouth College conference in Hanover, New Hampshire. John McCarthy hosted the first AI conference
- 1966: First chatbot "ELIZA"
- 1972: First intelligence robot "WABOT-1"
- 1974-1980: First AI winter; Expert Systems.
- 1987-1993: Second AI winter
- 1997: IBM's Deep Blue beat a world chess champion
- 2002: AI in home robots ("Roomba")
- 2011: IBM Watson won a quiz show
- 2014: Chatbot Eugene Goostman won a Turing test
- 2015: Amazon Echo
Machine Learning
- A branch of AI that allows computers to learn and develop without explicit programming.
- It creates computer programs that access and learn from data.
- Used in detecting fraud, self-driving cars, and face recognition.
Robotics
- Robotics focuses on creating robots capable of performing tasks without direct human intervention.
- AI systems mimic the human mind to make judgments and learn, unlike robotics that only executes pre-programmed tasks
Applications of AI
- E-commerce:
- Personalized shopping (recommendations)
- Virtual shopping assistants/chatbots
- Fraud prevention (credit card fraud, fake reviews)
- Automobiles: Self-driving cars use AI for driving, combining sensors (camera, radar), cloud services, GPS and control signals.
- Social media:
- Facebook uses Deep Text for automatic translation.
- Twitter uses AI for fraud detection, removal of propaganda, and hateful content.
- Agriculture: AI helps farmers detect nutrient deficiencies in soil.
- Robotics: AI-powered robots use real-time data to avoid obstructions.
Three Domains of AI
- Data Science: Converting raw data into knowledge. (Data systems and processes).
- Natural Language Processing (NLP): Understanding and processing human language, enabling computers to understand human communication
- Computer Vision (CV): Enables computers to gather meaningful information from digital images and videos.
AI Ethics
- Principles that guide AI development and use
- Improve human health, reduce environmental impact, public safety, efficiency, etc
Data Literacy
- The ability to understand, explore, and communicate data effectively.
- Data is raw, information has meaning, knowledge is how info is interpreted., wisdom is decisions based on knowledge.
Data Security and Privacy
- Data privacy is concerned with sensitive data, confidentiality, and immutability.
- Data security is about protecting data during its entire lifecycle, safeguarding against unauthorized access, corruption, theft.
Data Acquisition
- Web Scraping: collecting data from websites
- Ethical issues: permission, bias, consent, transparency, anonymity, accountability.
Types of Data
- Numeric (Continuous and Discrete)
- Textual
- Visual
Data Interpretation and its Feature
- Usability: Structure, cleanliness, and accuracy define usability.
- Data Interpretation involves analyzing data to gain insights.
Math in AI
- Probability: Analyzes uncertainty and explores the likeliness of events.
- Statistics: A technique to explore and analyze data. Important for making informed decisions
Data Presentation
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