Understanding the Turing Test and AI

The original purpose of the imitation game was (a)  

• To entertain party-goers by guessin
• To test the intelligence of machine
• To decode secret messages during Wo
• To develop early computer software

What significant concept did Alan Turing introduce in 1935?

• The binary switching circuit

• The Turing Test

• The concept of software

• The first mechanical computer

According to Turing, what would indicate that a machine has artificial intelligence?

• If it can respond to human speech and converse like a human

• If it can solve complex mathematical problems

• If it can perform multiple tasks simultaneously

• If it can learn from its mistakes

Match the following limitations with their descriptions:

• Incapacity to handle extensive data

• It was unable to process large amounts of data

• Inability to engage in non-psychological discussions

• It failed to sustain conversations outside the psychological realm

• Failure to identify emotional states

• It could not recognize human emotions

• Limitation in performing arithmetic operations

• It could not perform calculations

What does the example of the Russian AI program illustrate about the Turing Test?

• The Turing Test is only applicable to English-speaking machines

• A machine can pass the Turing Test without understanding the language

• The Turing Test is a perfect measure of intelligence

• The Turing Test requires understanding multiple languages

Blake Lemoine claimed that Google's Lambda AI program was (a)  

• It could solve complex mathematical
• It was sentient and capable of thin
• It could perform multiple tasks sim
• It was the most powerful AI in the

What is a major challenge in achieving true artificial intelligence according to the video?

• Insufficient data and primitive algorithms

• AI is already as intelligent as humans

• Too many AI programs already exist

• Lack of interest in AI research

Match the following terms with their meanings in the context of AI:

• Complex task performance

• The ability to learn from mistakes

• Learning from mistakes

• Actual truth and accuracy

• Verisimilitude

• The appearance of being true

• Truth and accuracy

• The ability to perform complex tasks