1.What defines Strong AI?

·It aims to perform any intellectual task a human can

Which of the following is NOT a criticism of the Turing Test?

·Lack of sensor input in testing

1.What type of problem is considered suitable for AI?

·Large, complex problems involving human expertise

1.Which example best represents a problem suitable for AI?

·Medical image-based cancer detection

1.What is the core difference between a heuristic and an algorithm?

·Algorithms are predictable and guaranteed, heuristics are approximations

1.According to Alan Turing, what is the purpose of the Turing Test?

·To evaluate if a machine can exhibit human-like intelligence

What is a heuristic in the context of AI?

·A rule of thumb to reach approximate solutions

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1.What defines Strong AI?
·It can only follow hardcoded instructions
·It mimics emotional intelligence
·It aims to perform any intellectual task a human can
·It can perform only specific tasks
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Which of the following is NOT a criticism of the Turing Test?
·Lack of sensor input in testing
·Emphasis on syntactic processing over semantics
·Searle’s Chinese Room argument
·Block’s pre-programmed Blockhead
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1.What type of problem is considered suitable for AI?
·Computationally simple problems
·Large, complex problems involving human expertise
·Problems with very limited data
·Problems requiring exact answers
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1.Which example best represents a problem suitable for AI?
·Arithmetic calculator
·Barcode scanning
·Manual cash register billing
·Medical image-based cancer detection
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1.What is the core difference between a heuristic and an algorithm?
·Heuristics are random, algorithms are not
·Heuristics guarantee success, algorithms don’t
·Algorithms are faster than heuristics
·Algorithms are predictable and guaranteed, heuristics are approximations
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1.According to Alan Turing, what is the purpose of the Turing Test?
·To determine hardware compatibility
To measure a machine's speed
To identify software bugs
·To evaluate if a machine can exhibit human-like intelligence
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What does Artificial Intelligence (AI) primarily aim to replicate?
Human physical abilities
Biological reproduction
Human cognitive abilities
Internet communication
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What is a heuristic in the context of AI?
·A guaranteed algorithm
·A set of encrypted instructions
·A rule of thumb to reach approximate solutions
·A fixed rule with predictable results
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1.Which of the following is a characteristic of Weak AI?
·Performs general tasks like humans
·Is task-specific
·Has self-awareness
·Has emotions

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