Lesson 1: What is AI

Does having instructions written on a piece of paper make it intelligent?

• Yes, because it can perform tasks.

• No, because it is just a set of IF/THEN rules.

• Yes, because it can adapt to new situations.

• No, because it cannot store data.

What is the primary reason the piece of paper is not considered intelligent?

• It cannot perform tasks.

• It cannot store data.

• It is a set of IF/THEN rules.

• It can adapt to new situations.

What is the main difference between rule-based and data-driven AI approaches?

• Rule-based uses predefined rules, while data-driven uses vast quantities of data.

• Rule-based uses vast quantities of data, while data-driven uses predefined rules.

• Rule-based is more flexible, while data-driven is more rigid.

• Rule-based is faster, while data-driven is slower.

What is a model?

• A) A physical object used in experiments

• B) A representation of a real-world context

• C) A type of software

• D) A mathematical equation

What is a data-driven model used for?

• A) To create physical objects

• B) To solve a problem

• C) To design user interfaces

• D) To write code

What do data-driven models rely on to create the representation?

• A) A small number of examples

• B) Random guesses

• C) A massive number of examples

• D) Predefined rules

What does an AI chatbot use to create a conversational model?

• A) Predefined scripts

• B) User feedback

• C) Vast amounts of data

• D) Random responses

What data would you need to create a model of a chess player?

• The names of famous chess players

• The rules of chess

• Where each piece has been placed in previous games

• The history of chess

What other data is important to create a model of a chess player?

• The color of the chess pieces

• Whether combinations of moves resulted in a win, loss, or draw

• The material of the chessboard

• The number of spectators

In which year did the AI system called Deep Blue famously beat one of the world’s best chess players?

• 1990

• 1996

• 2000

• 2005