Sentient Computing

What is sentient computing?

• A type of computing that mimics human emotions

• A type of computing that focuses on self-awareness and perception

• A type of computing that uses sensors to detect the environment

• A type of computing that analyzes big data

1. Which of the following is a key goal of sentient computing?

2. A) Automating all human tasks

3. B) Improving human-computer interaction

4. C) Replicating human emotions in machines

5. D) Increasing the complexity of algorithms

• A

• B

• C

• D

1. How does sentient computing differ from traditional computing?

• Sentient computing focuses on hardware, while traditional computing focuses on software

• B Sentient computing aims to replicate human intelligence, while traditional computing does not

• Sentient computing is more energy-efficient than traditional computing

• Sentient computing is only used for specialized tasks, while traditional computing is more general-purpose

Which of the following is an example of a sentient computing application?

• Voice recognition software

• Word processing software

• Spreadsheet software

• Web browsing software

What role do sensors play in sentient computing?

• They provide power to the computing devices

• They collect data from the environment

• They process data using algorithms

• They display information to the user

What is the potential impact of sentient computing on privacy?

A) It could improve privacy by reducing human involvement in data collection

B) It could harm privacy by enabling constant surveillance

C) It could have no impact on privacy

D) It could increase privacy by encrypting data more effectively

• A

• B

• C

• D

1. How does sentient computing relate to artificial intelligence (AI)?

• AI is a type of sentient computing

• Sentient computing is unrelated to AI

• AI and sentient computing are competing technologies

• Sentient computing is a type of AI

Which of the following is a future trend in sentient computing?

• Decreasing reliance on sensors

• Eliminating the need for human-computer interaction

• Increasing focus on human-computer conflict

• Integrating sentient computing into everyday objects

What is the primary goal of sentient computing?

• To develop machines with human-like emotions

• To create intelligent systems that can perceive and respond to the environment

• To automate all human tasks

• To replace human decision-making entirely

Sentient computing applications use which of the following technologies?

A) Artificial intelligence and machine learning

B) Simple algorithms

C) Human intervention only

D) None of the above

• A

• B

• C

• D