1.5 IMPACT OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGIES

Which one of these is not an area of AI?

• computer vision/image recognition

• voice recognition

• web design

• robotics

Machines are programmed to imitate a human

• Expert System
• Robotics
• Cryptography

Creating computer systems that simulate human intelligence. 

• AI
• Biometrics
• Cryptography

 The robots used to perform repetitive tasks such as welding

• Domestic robots
• Carrier robots
• Manufacturing robots

The technology that uses parts of a person's body for identification purpose

• Artificial Intelligence
• Robotics
• Biometrics

A search engine is

• A major piece of equipment in a motor vehicle
• A software that operates navigation in a vehicle.
• A software program that searches the Internet for information.
• An online chat window.

Define the term 'artificial intelligence'

• Where parts of a person's body are used for identification purposes.  They are unique
• A computer science that is focused on creating computer systems that simulate human intelligence
• The use of computers to encrypt data so that messages can be sent with complete privacy
• Where images are made to appear three-dimensional and have 'depth'

Define the term 'biometrics'

• Where parts of a person's body are used for identification purposes.  They are unique
• A computer science that is focused on creating computer systems that simulate human intelligence
• The use of computers to encrypt data so that messages can be sent with complete privacy
• Where images are made to appear three-dimensional and have 'depth'

Define the term 'quantum cryptography'

• Where parts of a person's body are used for identification purposes. They are unique

• A computer science that is focused on creating computer systems that simulate human intelligence

• The use of computers to encrypt data so that messages can be sent with complete privacy

• Where images are made to appear three-dimensional and have 'depth'

Define the term '3D and holographic imaging'

• Where parts of a person's body are used for identification purposes.  They are unique
• A computer science that is focused on creating computer systems that simulate human intelligence
• The use of computers to encrypt data so that messages can be sent with complete privacy
• Where images are made to appear three-dimensional and have 'depth'