6. How does AI learn what things (like cats) look like?

By feeding lots of images of cats into the system.

1. What is "artificial intelligence"?

Machines programmed to think like humans.

9. What are the three ingredients for true AI?

Smart data models,easy access to data,cheap processing power

7. What are 4 challenges companies face in adopting AI?

Data, expertise, infrastructure, context

Computer program that simulates human conversation or chat.

5. Why is AI research so concerned with "predictive intelligence" and what does it even mean?

A system can make predictions based on patterns in data.

3. How does "machine learning" work?

Start with a data model, feed it data, and let it learn.

Information used as the "raw fuel" for AI.

8. What is the "Internet of Things"?

A network of billions of digitally connected devices.

4. What is "natural language" processing?

Using data to teach computers how to understand language.

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6. How does AI learn what things (like cats) look like?
By feeding lots of images of cats into the system.
By making sure the system grows up in a household with pets.
Designing an "ideal cat" and programming it into the system
By using children's books with large print.
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Google Photos uses deep learning to power face recognition in photographs.
in the future
True
False
in the past
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1. What is "artificial intelligence"?
What calculators use to do math.
Robots.
Any non -human cognitive network, from dogs to worms.
Machines programmed to think like humans.
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9. What are the three ingredients for true AI?
Expensive computers, huge companies, lots of money
A brain, a heart, and courage
angry scientist, a terrifying plan, an unsuspecting populace
Smart data models,easy access to data,cheap processing power
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7. What are 4 challenges companies face in adopting AI?
Data, expertise, infrastructure, context
Laptops, 3D printers, stand-up desks, nap-time
Robots, lasers, moving sidewalks, silver jumpsuits
New workforce, audience, leadership, & business model
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10. Is Netflix AI?
Yes
Only if you pay
No
Sometimes
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A chatbot is a
programming language
group of researchers of AI
Computer program that simulates human conversation or chat.
A robot that helps in factories
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5. Why is AI research so concerned with "predictive intelligence" and what does it even mean?
It helps manage software updates so users aren't caught.
Mechanical. Fortune. Tellers.
The tech industry wants to be able to anticipate changes.
A system can make predictions based on patterns in data.
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3. How does "machine learning" work?
Programmers trying to out-code computer sentences.
Start with a data model, feed it data, and let it learn.
Read a book to your computer every night before bed.
Using software upgrades to improve the performance of device
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2. What is Big Data?
Information used as the "raw fuel" for AI.
Mathematics in which AI uses only very large numbers.
Like Little Data, but more.
The nickname for a robot truck driver.
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8. What is the "Internet of Things"?
An early name for Ebay.
Websites that only show inanimate objects.
A network of billions of digitally connected devices.
The Dr. Seuss follow-up to "The Glitter of Twitter."
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4. What is "natural language" processing?
Using data to teach computers how to understand language.
The way our brains learn how to understand our native tongue
Programs which show you online ads based on keyword searches
The funny robot voice used on driving apps.
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Samantha in the film "HER"
falls in love with Theodore, but he doesn't love her
is loved by its manufacturers
is an OS
none of them

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