Artificial Intelligence Questions

What does AI stand for?

• "All In"

• "American Institution"

• "Artificial Intelligence"

• "Altruistic Intuition"

What ethical concerns do the creators of artificial intelligence have to consider? Click ALL that apply!

• Whether or not their invention will be used for war.

• The amount of human jobs that could be lost.

• The possibility that the AI will become "conscious."

• Whether or not their inventions will make people's lives worse.

Which argument template DOESN'T make sense?

• I have always maintained that inventions in the field of robotics will improve human lives. It is true that some robots may take some human jobs, but the possible benefit of that is that human beings will not have to spend as much time on boring tasks.

• I have always believed that inventions in the field of robotics will improve human lives. It is true that some robots will benefit others, but they will definitely be used for good in the area of microsurgery and other medical fields.

The Chinese Box experiment tries to prove

• that the Chinese language is difficult for anyone to comprehend

• that a machine can't consciously think

• that people are essentially machines

• computers favor one language over another

Sentience can best be described as

• protection

• thinking

• intelligence

• self-awareness

The Turing test is a series of questions used to determine

• the intelligence of a person

• the intelligence level of a computer

• whether or not an AI system is self-aware

• whether or not humans have consciousness

A trait humans have that is NOT shared with other species is

• language

• the ability to accumulate written knowledge

• intelligence

• the ability to feel pain

Tags

CCSS.RL.11-12.9

CCSS.RL.6.3

CCSS.RL.7.3

CCSS.RL.8.3

CCSS.RL.9-10.3

Which of the following is NOT an example of intelligence?

• cells converting food to glucose for energy

• using logic

• making tools

• adaptive behavior

Click all traits that some animals may share with humans

• the creation of hierarchy in their societies (certain members are in charge)

• the ability to use language

• the ability to communicate specific directions to food sources

• the ability to coordinate and organize

Adaptive behavior is best described as

• counterproductive behavior

• overly emotional behavior

• a behavior that an organism modifies due to a change in environment

• behavior that causes an organism to die