A data set that is used in the process of creating an AI is called...

A part of training data that identifies the desired output for that particular piece of data is called a...

The use and development of computer systems that are able to learn and adapt without following explicit instructions is called...

What is an algorithm?

This is a type of machine learning in which an AI learns by interacting with its environment and then is either “rewarded” or “penalized” based on its actions.

What does RLHF stand for in the field of artificial intelligence?

This is a type of machine learning that mimics how the human brain develops.

If an AI is trained by deep learning it is known as a/an...

What process is being described here? "Two AI compete on a task. The AI that performs better on the task is retained, and the other is deleted. Two new AI are then created from the 'winner' with slightly different attributes. Those two AIs compete, with the better performing one being retained, etc."

A variable inside of an AI that helps it to make predictions is called a/an...

A fixed value inside of an AI that was set by a human designer prior to the training process is called a/an....

Making small changes to the design of an AI to improve its performance is called...

An input that a user gives to an AI system in order to get a desired result or output is called a...

The process of crafting a prompt so that the AI being prompted is more likely to give the desired output is called prompt...

Temperature is the amount of __________________ allowed in an AI respose.

What will an AI with a temperature of zero do?

When an AI demonstrates abilities that it was not designed to accomplish, this is called...

A rule or restriction placed on an AI to ensure that it handles data appropriately and doesn't generate unethical content is called a/an....

The set of guardrails imposed on an AI is sometimes called its...

An additional computer system that an AI can access to perform certain tasks is called a/an...

What is an API?

Labelling data and giving human feedback on reinforcement learning are two examples of...

An e-commerce company's CEO sets a goal for the company to use an AI to answer basic questions from users, but she doesn't want to design her own AI or host a copy of an AI on her servers. How else can she accomplish her goal?

Classify the following: An AI contains a variable called LONG_NECK that contributes to an overall GIRAFFE score. A particular image gets a LONG_NECK score of 41 from the AI. What is LONG_NECK?

This is the type of AI that is designed to create content for users. Examples of content include “chat” conversations, images, and videos.

This is the type of AI that focuses on tasks like prediction, classification, and decision-making. Examples include (certain) spam filters, and classification AI (such as image classifiers.)

An AI that has been trained on large amounts of text so that it can understand language and generate human-like text is called a/an...

This is the basic unit of text that a Large Language Model uses to understand and generate language. This may be an entire word or parts of a word.

Which of the following are examples of "token limits" that a Large Language Model might have?

This is an AI that is designed to imitate a human-to-human conversation.

Image recognition AI are a type of...

This is a type of AI that understands spoken human language in “real time” (that is, it can respond to human language in human-like time scales.) The speech-to-text feature on your cell phone is likely one of these...

A computer system (which may or may not be an AI) that emulates the decision-making ability of a human at narrow task, but is useless outside of that task.

True or False: Natural Language Processors were among the earliest practical AIs (AIs people actually wanted to use to accomplish tasks in the real world.)

A theoretical type of AI that could successfully do any mental task that can be done by any human being.

A test designed to determine if an AI can fool a user into believing that it is human.

True or False: Turing-grade AIs are necessarily Strong AIs

If you simply ask an AI, "plan my graduation a party," and it invites guests, orders food, arranges for that food to be delivered, and gets decorations delivered and tells you where to set them up, all without being guided through these tasks, and the party is planned to your satisfaction, what is the best term to describe this AI?

If an AI comes up with a new type of spaceship design that no human has ever conceived of, and this spaceship enables humans to easily colonize Mars, what would be the best term to describe this AI?

This is the term for an incorrect response from an AI system, or false information in an output that is presented as factual information.

If you write a paper for school using AI, and you get caught because the AI made up citations to books that don't actually exist, what flaw of AI ocurred?

This occurs when an AI focuses on specific idiosyncrasies in its training data rather than the essential characteristics that its designers intended it to focus on.

A machine learning model trained on photos of dogs outside in parks might learn to use grass as a feature for classification, and identify a photo of a person sitting in their yard as a dog. What flaw of AI is this?

When an AI produces responses that its safety layer is supposed to prevent, this is known as...

An AI is not supposed to generate content that offends the user. However, a user tricks it into generating such content by asking it to pretend to be a fictional character known for his insulting remarks. This is an example of...

If an AI is trained on data that stops in 2019, it may not know about events such as the Covid Pandemic. What is the term for 2019 in this scenario?

What is the term for the problem incorrect data in an AI's training data set?

Which of the following is an example of data pollution?

This is a scenario in which an AI is designed to create AI, and the created AI are more intelligent than the original AI, and those AI in turn create even smarter AI, etc. This process can lead to the potentially unintended result of creating AI smarter than humans.

The possibility that substantial progress in AI could someday result in an AI that could cause human extinction or some other unrecoverable global catastrophe is called

A scenario in which an AI accidentally destroys humanity or even the world is sometimes called the...

An AI that cannot access real-time data on the internet is more prone to which of these flaws?

An AI that can access real-time data on the internet is more prone to which of these flaws?

An AI that can perform physical tasks is know as a/an...

A robot that looks like a human and can convincingly act like a human in a conversation (though not necessarily in other ways) would necessarily fall into which of the following categories?

Why do Large Language Models struggle with seemingly simple questions such as "how many R's are in the word strawberry?"

You are looking for a "friendly" AI that you can have a conversation with after a long day at school. What type of AI would you want to use?

True or False: An AI that operates a driverless car very well but can't do anything else is an example of an Expert System

Which of the AIs below are open-source?

What does open-source mean?