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WorksheetsYear 9 Homework AR & AI
Total questions: 19
Worksheet time: 10mins
Which definition best fits 'Augmented Reality'?
Technology that turns physical objects into digital objects
Technology that overlays digital information on top of real world items
Technology that puts users in a new digital environment
Technology that can achieve a human-level understanding of images
What is AR used for?
education
entertainment
Advertising
All of the Above
A game based on which animated franchise propelled augmented reality (AR) into the mainstream in recent years?
Super Mario
Pokemon
World of Warcraft
Fortnite
What is the main purpose of augmented reality?
To enhance the real world with virtual objects
To transport the user to a different environment
To add computer-generated images to the real world
To create a completely immersive experience
What is the meaning of the term 'augmented reality'?
To decrease or remove something from reality
To increase or add something to reality
To replace reality with a digital simulation
To create a virtual world separate from reality
What does location-based AR mean?
user decides where to place virtual object
use if markers as a trigger
digital content tied to a specific location
uses object recognition
Which software can be used to create an AR product
AR plus
RX plus
AR times
XR plus
What is artificial intelligence (AI)?
A type of robot
Computer systems performing tasks that usually require human intelligence
Human-controlled machines
Advanced video game technology
How can AI systems gain knowledge and experience?
By reading books
By following a step-by-step guide
By learning from data
By attending AI workshops
What is the process known as when AI systems detect relevant information, draw conclusions, or make predictions?
Human intuition
Artificial thinking
Robotic cognition
Machine learning
According to Lady Ada Lovelace, what did she consider crucial for a machine to be deemed intelligent?
Following human instructions exactly
Copying human feelings
Making up new ideas
Doing tasks really fast
How does the Lovelace Test figure out if a machine is smart?
By evaluating the machine's speed
By testing the machine's creativity
By analyzing the machine's code
By examining the machine's user interface
What was the central question that Alan Turing focused on regarding artificial intelligence?
Can machines have feelings like humans?
Does the mind consist of intangible sparks?
Can a computer talk like a human?
Is there a core consciousness in machines?
How did Turing suggest evaluating a computer's intelligence in the Turing test?
By analysing its code
By assessing its processing speed
By engaging in a text conversation with a human judge
By testing its ability to solve mathematical equations
What is one weakness of the Turing test?
Computers have too much memory
Humans attribute intelligence to non-intelligent things
Judges are not aware they are talking to machines
Machines can easily replace humans in all tasks
What complex phenomenon makes simulating a human conversation challenging for computers?
Advanced mathematical equations
Memory and processing power
Human language
Intangible sparks
How do websites now use a method known as 'Reversing the Turing Test'?
Creating a test where computers can pass, and humans fail
Designing a test that only a human can pass, and computers will always fail
Developing a test solely for measuring computer processing speed
Inventing a test to evaluate the memory capabilities of computers
Which of these are potential ethical concerns related to the widespread use of AI in society today?
Loss of jobs due to automation
Invasion of privacy through surveillance
Bias in AI decision-making
All of the above
In what ways does AI play a role in the field of medicine? (2 possible answers)
Assisting doctors in diagnosing diseases
Conducting sensitive discussions about advanced care.
Providing treatment recommendations
Performing intricate and highly specialized surgeries
