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G12IB-Review-Artificial Intelligence Quiz

Total questions: 25

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which test of artificial intelligence involves an interrogator determining whether a computer can be mistaken for a human in conversation?

a)

The Turing Test

b)

The CAPTCHA Test

c)

The Chatbot Test

d)

The Neural Network Test

2.

Which of the following is an example of an autonomous technology?

a)

Robot vacuum cleaner

b)

Industrial robot

c)

Social robot

d)

Service robot

3.

What is the main challenge in developing robots that can effectively work with unpredictable humans in constantly changing environments?

a)

Anthropomorphism

b)

Complexity of human and environmental interactions

c)

Uneven and underdeveloped laws and regulations

d)

Displacement of humans in multiple contexts and roles

4.

What is the term used to describe the ability of a robot to operate independently, without constant human control?

a)

Autonomy

b)

Anthropomorphism

c)

Machine learning

d)

Uncanny valley

5.

What is one disadvantage of using unsupervised learning to enable Pepper to improve its natural language processing?

a)

It requires labeled examples and corresponding output values.

b)

It may uncover hidden patterns or structures that are not relevant.

c)

It may lead to biased or inaccurate predictions.

d)

It may not be able to distinguish between innocent actions and crimes.

6.

What type of sensor do autonomous vehicles use to create a 3D map of the environment?

a)

LiDAR

b)

Radar

c)

Cameras

d)

GPS

7.

What is the main difference between weak/narrow AI and strong AI?

a)

Weak AI can perform multiple tasks, while strong AI can only perform one task.

b)

Weak AI can develop consciousness, while strong AI cannot.

c)

Weak AI can make decisions better than humans, while strong AI cannot.

d)

Weak AI has limited functions or can only perform specific tasks, while strong AI can develop consciousness and make decisions better than humans.

8.

What are artificial neural networks designed to mimic?

a)

The structure and function of the human brain.

b)

The capabilities of a super AI.

c)

The decision-making abilities of strong AI.

d)

The mathematical calculations performed by expert systems.

9.

Which of the following is an example of a domain-specific AI?

a)

AlphaGo, an AI developed to beat the world champion at the board game Go.

b)

A chatbot that can pass the Turing Test.

c)

An expert system that acts like a human expert in a specific subject area.

d)

An AI that can detect cancer better than human doctors.

10.

What is the term used to describe the phenomenon where robots with human-like features generate a sense of eeriness or discomfort?

a)

Anthropomorphism

b)

Uncanny valley

c)

Autonomy

d)

Machine learning

11.

Which of the following is a potential benefit of using social robots in healthcare?

a)

Combat loneliness and isolation

b)

Improve manufacturing efficiency

c)

Assist in surgeries

d)

Deliver packages autonomously

12.

What is the purpose of using unsupervised learning to enable Pepper, the social robot, to improve its natural language processing?

a)

To analyze large datasets and make predictions about future events.

b)

To train the robot on data with labeled examples and corresponding output values.

c)

To uncover hidden patterns or structures within the data.

d)

To distinguish between something innocent and a crime in security camera footage.

13.

What is the main advantage of using autonomous vehicles?

a)

Increased efficiency and accuracy in manufacturing

b)

Improved companionship and emotional support

c)

Navigating roads without human input

d)

Assisting in surgeries and medical procedures

14.

What is the main concern associated with the use of social robots in healthcare?

a)

Increased efficiency and accuracy in manufacturing

b)

Ethical implications of emotional dependence

c)

Navigating roads without human input

d)

Assisting in surgeries and medical procedures

15.

What is one disadvantage of using unsupervised learning to enable Pepper to improve its natural language processing?

a)

It requires labeled examples and corresponding output values.

b)

It may uncover hidden patterns or structures that are not relevant.

c)

It may lead to biased or inaccurate predictions.

d)

It may not be able to distinguish between innocent actions and crimes.

16.

Compliance with existing regulations is not crucial for robot designers to ensure legal operation-____________ .

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

17.

Developing artificial intelligence is easy because the human brain and computer capabilities are similar -____________.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

18.

It took less than 60 years for a chatbot to successfully convince an interrogator that it was human - (a)   .

19.

Robotic research aims to create robots that can only assist with pleasant tasks- (a)   .

20.

Singularity is a hypothetical future where artificial intelligence becomes inferior to human intelligence. - (a)   .

21.

Privacy and security risks are not a concern for developers and governments in robotics- ____________ .

a)

FALSE

b)

TRUE

22.

The Turing Test was developed by Alan Turing to test human intelligence - (a)   .

23.

Different countries are not developing ethical guidelines and legislation to address challenges posed by robotics -____________ .

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

24.

Automation will not lead to the displacement of humans in various industries- (a)   .

25.

An expert system does not have a knowledge base - ____________ .

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSe