History of AI

Which famous mathematician/logician is considered a founding father of computer science and artificial intelligence?

• Marvin Minsky

• Claude Shannon

• Alan Turing

• John McCarthy

What is the Dartmouth Conference known for in the history of AI?

• The creation of machine learning

• The coining of the term 'Artificial Intelligence'

• The first defeat of a human chess grandmaster

• The invention of deep learning

What characterizes the 'AI winters'?

• Breakthrough progress in AI research

• Reduced funding and interest in AI

• Greater enthusiasm and optimism about AI

• The rise of general intelligence

What development in the 1980s/1990s enabled new AI capabilities?

• Quantum computing

• Machine learning

• Internet and big data

• Computer vision

What type of AI focuses on very narrow, predefined tasks?

• General AI

• Strong AI

• Artificial Superintelligence

• Narrow AI

Which of these is an example of narrow AI?

• Autonomous vehicles

• Emotion recognition

• Creative problem solving

• Cross-domain learning

What term refers to AI-generated realistic but fictitious content?

• Deepfakes Hallucinations

• Imaginary Hallucinations

• Illusions

• Dreams

What ethical concern relates to AI hallucinations?

• Lack of transparency

• Job displacement

• Misinformation

• Privacy erosion

Who coined the term "Artificial Intelligence"?

• Claude Shannon

• Alan Turing

• John McCarthy

• Marvin Minsky

The future of AI depends most on:

• More powerful algorithms

• Increased computing power

• Careful regulation and oversight

• Exponential data growth