According to Julian Jaynes’ theory of the bicameral mind, how did ancient humans perceive the "voices" they heard?

As divine or external commands from gods or ancestors

Which of the following is NOT a typical element of a heist story?

A supernatural force helping the thieves

What is the primary function of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

B) Simulating human intelligence to perform tasks like learning &reasoning

What is "offloading"?

removing memories onto a harddrive

What is Reinforcement Learning?

machine learning which learn by receiving rewards or penalties for actions

topic + opinion + blueprint (reasons)

What is an example of Reversal in satire?

A child acting as the CEO of a company; adults behave like kids

What major event led to the breakdown of the bicameral mind, according to Jaynes?

development of self-awareness due to increased societal complexity

According to Dan Harmon's Story Circle, what typically happens in the "Return" stage?

protagonist returns to their familiar world, changed by their experiences

What does the concept of “The Singularity” refer to?

when AI surpasses human intelligence and control

What is the Turing Test designed to measure?

Whether an AI system can exhibit behavior indistinguishable from a human

Why do critics argue that AI could lower creative quality in Hollywood movies?

AI often relies on repetitive formulas rather than original storytelling

What does “AI Hallucination” refer to?

An AI generating false or misleading information while sounding confident

What distinguishes Generative AI from other forms of AI?

It generates new content, based on patterns and training data

What is the primary purpose of Dan Harmon’s Story Circle?

To provide a structured framework for character-driven storytelling

Which of the following best describes Ethical AI?

AI systems designed with fairness, transparency, and human values in mind

What is a common theme in heist films?

C) Unexpected betrayals or last-minute twists

Which of the following is an example of Exaggeration in satire?

A cartoon making a politician’s head three times bigger (to show arrogance)

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1
According to Julian Jaynes’ theory of the bicameral mind, how did ancient humans perceive the "voices" they heard?
As messages from future generations
As divine or external commands from gods or ancestors
As their own inner thoughts
as random hallucinations with no meaning
2
Which of the following is NOT a typical element of a heist story?
A supernatural force helping the thieves
A team of specialists with unique roles
A twist, such as betrayal or an unexpected obstacle
A well-planned strategy for execution and escape
3
What is the primary function of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
D) Making all human decisions for them
A) Playing video games autonomously
C) Storing large amounts of information like a database
B) Simulating human intelligence to perform tasks like learning &reasoning
4
What is "offloading"?
that is not a thing ever, bruh
downloading music from someone's mind
allowing others to watch your memories
removing memories onto a harddrive
5
What is Reinforcement Learning?
A method of manually programming AI responses
machine learning which learn by receiving rewards or penalties for actions
A learning model that only functions within neural networks
A process where AI ignores all previous mistakes
6
3 parts of a thesis?
i like turtles
point, explanation, information
topic + opinion + blueprint (reasons)
assertion, claim, opinion
7
What is an example of Reversal in satire?
A comedian exaggerating a politician’s mannerisms to highlight their flaws
A child acting as the CEO of a company; adults behave like kids
imitates the tone of a real news broadcast but presents fictional stories
A sketch showing a medieval king using a smartphone to send messages
8
What major event led to the breakdown of the bicameral mind, according to Jaynes?
discovery of written language
A sudden shift in human brain structure
rise of religious institutions
development of self-awareness due to increased societal complexity
9
According to Dan Harmon's Story Circle, what typically happens in the "Return" stage?
protagonist refuses to change and repeats their mistakes
protagonist enters an unfamiliar situation and faces challenges
protagonist returns to their familiar world, changed by their experiences
The protagonist achieves their goal but at a cost
10
Which of the following is an example of a Large Language Model (LLM)?
A) GPT-4
C) IoT (Internet of Things)
B) Windows 10
D) Google Chrome
11
What does the concept of “The Singularity” refer to?
A future in which AI stops evolving
The merging of AI with entertainment media
when AI surpasses human intelligence and control
A theory that AI can never replace human intelligence
12
What is the Turing Test designed to measure?
The ability of AI to replace human jobs
How fast a computer processes data
The intelligence level of a human compared to AI
Whether an AI system can exhibit behavior indistinguishable from a human
13
Why do critics argue that AI could lower creative quality in Hollywood movies?
AI completely replaces human actors and directors
AI often relies on repetitive formulas rather than original storytelling
AI is unable to write movie scripts
AI only generates horror movies
14
What does “AI Hallucination” refer to?
An AI generating false or misleading information while sounding confident
AI losing all stored memory
A scenario where AI takes complete control over a system
AI failing to process any data
15
What distinguishes Generative AI from other forms of AI?
It does not require training data to function
It strictly follows pre-programmed rules
It generates new content, based on patterns and training data
It only operates within physical robotic systems
16
What is the primary purpose of Dan Harmon’s Story Circle?
To replace traditional three-act structure with a five-act structure
To provide a structured framework for character-driven storytelling
To ensure every story follows the exact same plot
To create random, unpredictable storylines
17
Which of the following best describes Ethical AI?
AI that operates without any regulations
AI systems designed with fairness, transparency, and human values in mind
AI that prioritizes efficiency over morality
AI that is programmed only for entertainment purposes
18
What is a common theme in heist films?
D) The complete failure of the heist without any action scenes
C) Unexpected betrayals or last-minute twists
A) A flawless execution with no obstacles
B) The glorification of law enforcement
19
What is the main character/narrator's name in "offloading mrs schwartz?"
elizabeth
we don't ever learn his name
George
Prom Queen
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Which of the following is an example of Exaggeration in satire?
A cartoon making a politician’s head three times bigger (to show arrogance)
imitates a celebrity’s speech and mannerisms for comedic effect
A serious war speech suddenly interrupted by a joke about coffee
children run a corporation while adults act like clueless employees

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