Introduction of AI

Is this syllogism valid or invalid? Remember: it doesn't have to be true to be valid. Valid means that the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises:

All birds are animals.

No cats are birds.

Therefore, no cats are animals.

• True and Valid

• True but Invalid

• False but Valid

• False and Invalid

Is this syllogism valid or invalid? Remember: it doesn't have to be true to be valid. Valid means that the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises:

All pigeons are birds.

All pigeons are winged animals.

Therefore, all winged animals are birds.

• True and Valid

• True but Invalid

• False but Valid

• False and Invalid

Is this syllogism valid or invalid? Remember: it doesn't have to be true to be valid. Valid means that the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises:

All ISIS members are terrorists.

Some ISIS members are not based in the Middle East.

Therefore, some based in the Middle East are not terrorists.

• True and Valid

• True but Invalid

• False but Valid

• False and Invalid

Is this syllogism valid or invalid? Remember: it doesn't have to be true to be valid. Valid means that the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises:

Mammals have lungs.

Fish are mammals.

Therefore, fish have lungs.

• True and Valid

• True but Invalid

• False but Valid

• False and Invalid

Is this syllogism valid or invalid? Remember: it doesn't have to be true to be valid. Valid means that the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises:

All Italians eat spaghetti.

Giovanni Rossi eats spaghetti.

Therefore Giovanni Rossi is Italian.

• True and Valid

• True but Invalid

• False but Valid

• False and Invalid

Is this syllogism valid or invalid? Remember: it doesn't have to be true to be valid. Valid means that the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises:

All pigeons are birds.

All pigeons are winged animals.

Therefore, all winged animals are birds.

• True and Valid

• True but Invalid

• False but Valid

• False and Invalid

Is this syllogism valid or invalid? Remember: it doesn't have to be true to be valid. Valid means that the conclusion necessarily follows from the premises:

Cake increases sugar.

Diabetics shouldn't have sugar.

Therefore, diabetics shouldn't eat cake.

• True and Valid

• True but Invalid

• False but Valid

• False and Invalid

Which of those is considered AI?

• A vacuum cleaner robot

• A painting robot (for car production)

• An assembly line

• A welding robot

Which of these financial activities is AI currently applied in? (You can select more than one)

• Assess information to predict customer behaviour

• Building a clean-up database of customers' information

• Extracting customers' info and transactions which satisfy a given criterion

• Detect fraudulent credit card transactions

Which of those is NOT an application of AI?

• Facial detection and recognisation

• Maps and Navigation

• Search Algorithm

• Social Media Censorship