Intelligence & AI (review)

Three things that are usually considered signs of intelligence are the ability to _ , _ , and _.

• solve unfamiliar problems

• use tools

• communicate

• care for their young

• learn new skills

Match the following descriptions to their technology.

• Consumer robots

• Includes the da Vinci surgical robot and bionic prostheses, as well as robotic exoskeletons

• Telepresence

• Allow you to be present at a place without actually going there

• Surgical robots

• Consists of a manipulator arm designed to perform repetitive tasks or warehouse tasks

• Industrial robots

• Used in war help scout for IEDs & designed to assist troops in carrying heavy gear

• Military robots

• Robots you can buy and use just for fun or to help you with tasks and chores

Tags

NGSS.MS-ETS1-4

The AI term for 'false information.'

• bias

• algorithym

• disinformation

• hallucination

The AI term for 'a set of instructions.'

• bias

• algorithym

• disinformation

• hallucination

The AI term for 'when an AI system makes an error'

• bias

• algorithym

• disinformation

• hallucination

Which of the following does NOT show intelligent behavior?

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Machine ​ (a)   is when a computer uses a large ​ (b)   set to find ​ (c)   and then use them to do ​ (d)   tasks.

• learning
• data
• patterns
• complete
• groups
• formulas

Scientists studied plants to see if they could learn. They used two tubes, a ​ (a)   , and a fan. Whenever the light was on, so was the ​ (b)   . Eventually scientists only turned on the ​ (c)   . The plants still grew toward the fan because they connected the fan to ​ (d)   . This is an example of learning by ​ (e)   .

• light
• fan
• association
• practice
• away

Why is a computer program Quick, Draw! not able to correctly guess all your pictures, even if they were well drawn?

• Computers can't interpret pictures.

• The pictures weren't drawn well enough.

• There was not enough data input for that particular task.

Which one is the best definition of learning by association?

• The behavior of copying your associate's work.

• Behaviors based on the relationship previously observed between items.

• Practicing a behavior until it has the desired outcome.