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What is a key characteristic of strong AI?
What is a key characteristic of strong AI?
- It can only perform tasks it was programmed for.
- It is only used in domain-specific tasks.
- It learns new skills that it wasn't initially programmed for. (correct)
- It operates without any human interaction.
Which of these statements best describes weak AI?
Which of these statements best describes weak AI?
- Weak AI can create new programming on its own.
- Weak AI is capable of complex reasoning and abstract thought.
- Weak AI can learn from data input but is limited to its programming. (correct)
- Weak AI simulates human intelligence indistinguishably.
What does domain-specific AI excel at?
What does domain-specific AI excel at?
- Learning general knowledge across various subjects.
- Automating well-defined tasks surpassing human performance. (correct)
- Changing its programming based on user interaction.
- Engaging in human-like conversation.
What is the primary purpose of the Turing Test?
What is the primary purpose of the Turing Test?
Which ability is NOT typically associated with intelligence?
Which ability is NOT typically associated with intelligence?
How is strong AI depicted in popular culture?
How is strong AI depicted in popular culture?
What criterion must be met for a computer to pass the Turing Test?
What criterion must be met for a computer to pass the Turing Test?
Which type of learning involves using pre-labeled samples?
Which type of learning involves using pre-labeled samples?
Which AI type will remain confined to its programmed tasks without generalization?
Which AI type will remain confined to its programmed tasks without generalization?
What key feature distinguishes Deep Learning from standard Machine Learning?
What key feature distinguishes Deep Learning from standard Machine Learning?
What does adaptability in intelligence refer to?
What does adaptability in intelligence refer to?
Which application is NOT typically associated with AI?
Which application is NOT typically associated with AI?
What type of learning does Reinforced Learning primarily use?
What type of learning does Reinforced Learning primarily use?
Which of the following is an example of an area where artificial neural networks are effectively used?
Which of the following is an example of an area where artificial neural networks are effectively used?
In the context of image processing, how does Machine Learning typically differ from Deep Learning?
In the context of image processing, how does Machine Learning typically differ from Deep Learning?
What distinguishes Unsupervised Learning from the other types of learning?
What distinguishes Unsupervised Learning from the other types of learning?
Flashcards
Intelligence
Intelligence
The ability to learn about, understand, and interact with the surrounding environment.
Weak AI
Weak AI
A type of AI that performs specific tasks within a limited domain. It can learn from data but cannot create new programming.
Strong AI
Strong AI
A type of AI that is indistinguishable from human intelligence. It can learn new skills and develop goals independently.
Turing Test
Turing Test
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Domain-specific AI
Domain-specific AI
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Artificial Intelligence (AI)
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
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Adaptability
Adaptability
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Comprehension of Relationships
Comprehension of Relationships
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Machine Learning
Machine Learning
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Supervised Learning
Supervised Learning
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Unsupervised Learning
Unsupervised Learning
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Reinforced Learning
Reinforced Learning
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Deep Learning
Deep Learning
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Pattern Recognition
Pattern Recognition
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Artificial Neural Networks
Artificial Neural Networks
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Study Notes
Intelligence
- Intelligence is the ability to learn, understand, interact with the environment.
- Key abilities include adaptation, knowledge acquisition, reasoning, understanding relationships, evaluation, and creative thought.
Artificial Intelligence (AI)
- AI is the development of machine intelligence.
- There's been a significant increase in AI research in recent years.
- AI aims to mimic and surpass human intelligence, enabling computers to perform tasks automatically.
Types of AI
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Strong (Full/General) AI: indistinguishable from the human mind, can learn and develop goals independently
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Weak (Narrow) AI: limited function, programmed to perform specific tasks, can learn from data but cannot create its own programs
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Domain-specified AI: focuses on automating specific tasks, excels in those areas, does not do general problem solving
The Turing Test
- A test to distinguish between human and computer intelligence.
- The interrogator asks questions to two participants (one human, one computer).
- If the interrogator cannot figure out who is who, the AI passes.
AI Techniques: Machine Learning
- Machine learning uses algorithms to learn from data.
- Algorithms create models based on example data which help make predictions and decisions.
AI Techniques: Deep Learning
- Deep learning is an advanced form of machine learning that uses artificial neural networks.
- Artificial neural networks are computing systems designed to mimic the human brain.
- A helpful example is for images: machine learning might spot edges; deep learning for faces.
Uses of AI
- AI is used in pattern recognition (e.g. facial recognition).
- AI is used in speech recognition, natural language processing.
- AI is used in gait recognition, image analysis and recognition (e.g., Google Image Search).
Areas of AI application
- AI is utilized in web search engines.
- AI is used in language translation, video games, chess, predictive text, natural language communication, pattern recognition (like OCR).
Artificial Neural Networks
- AI networks learn and model complex relationships from data.
- They can make broader predictions based on the initial data input.
- They are used in facial recognition, forecasting (weather, stock markets) and composing music.
AI Winters
- Periods in AI history characterized by decreased interest, funding.
- Notable winters included 1974-1980 and 1987-1993.
- The currently observed period since 2005 is referred to as an AI summer.
Singularity and Multiplicity
- Some scientists predict a future AI singularity: AI surpassing human intelligence and control.
- Other scientists foresee AI multiplicity: a future where humans and AI work together to solve complex problems.
AI Dilemmas
- AI faces challenges in fairness, bias, accountability, transparency, and human roles in the age of automation.
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