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Types of Artificial Intelligence (AI)

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 5hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

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

a)

Generative AI

b)

Analytical AI

c)

Agents

d)

Artificial General Intelligence

2.

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.)

a)

Generative AI

b)

Analytical AI

c)

Artificial General Intelligence

d)

Agents

3.

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...

a)

Large Language Model (LLM)

b)

Natural Language Processor (NLP)

c)

Agent

d)

Textual AI

4.

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.

a)

token

b)

label

c)

prompt

d)

response

5.

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

a)

Prompt (input) limits

b)

Response (output) limits

c)

Memory limits

d)

Monetary (money) limits

6.

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

a)

chatbot

b)

expert system

c)

agent

d)

embodied AI

7.

Image recognition AI are a type of...

a)

Analytical AI

b)

Generative AI

c)

Agent

d)

Autonomous AI

8.

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)

Large Language Model (LLM)

b)

Natural Language Processor (NLP)

c)

Autonomous AI

d)

Embodied AI

9.

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.

a)

Large Language Model (LLM)

b)

Natural Language Processor (NLP)

c)

Expert System

d)

Agent

10.

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)

True

b)

False

11.

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

a)

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)

b)

Embodied AI

c)

Agent

d)

Expert System

12.

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

a)

Turing Test

b)

Kurzweil Test

c)

Ebert Test

d)

Morovec Test

13.

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

a)

True

b)

False

14.

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?

a)

An Artificial Super-Intelligence

b)

An Agent

c)

A Large Language Model

d)

A Natural Language Processor

15.

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?

a)

A Strong AI

b)

An Artificial Super-Intelligence (ASI)

c)

An Agent

d)

A Natural Language Processor

16.

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

a)

Large Language Model (LLM)

b)

Embodied AI

c)

Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)

d)

Agent

17.

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?

a)

Embodied AI

b)

Turing-grade AI

c)

Artificial General Intelligence

d)

Artificial Super-Intelligence

18.

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

a)

they analyze input in terms of tokens, not words or letters

b)

they are overhyped and really can't do anything at all

c)

they refuse to do tasks that bore them

d)

they cannot understand the concept of counting things

19.

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?

a)

A chatbot

b)

An analytical AI

c)

An expert system

d)

An autonomous AI

20.

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

a)

True

b)

False