COGNITIVE COMPUTING

What is Cognitive Computing?

• A system that processes numbers at high speed

• A technology that mimics human thought processes to assist decision-making

• A way for computers to store more data

• A program designed to run on cloud platforms

What does "active processing" in learning refer to?

• Memorizing information without understanding

• Engaging with material through thinking, reasoning, and problem-solving

• Listening passively to a lecture

• Reading text without taking notes

One of the primary advantages of Cognitive Computing

• It can only handle structured data

• It mimics human thought processes for better decision-making

• It completely replaces human workers

• It operates without any data input

How does Cognitive Computing contribute to personalized learning

• By delivering the same content to every learner

• By tailoring learning experiences based on individual needs and performance

• By focusing solely on theoretical knowledge

• By discouraging feedback from learners

What is the primary goal of Cognitive Computing?

• To automate physical tasks

• To simulate human thought processes and improve decision-making

• To store large amounts of data

• To create simple algorithms