Thinking machines
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- In this lesson, we will define the term 'artificial intelligence', and explore the kinds of problems that it has traditionally dealt with. We will also focus on machine learning.
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3 Questions
Q1.
Which of the following are not logical operators?
And
Not
Or
Q2.
If X is a logical statement, what sort of values can it have?
Any number
Any sentence that makes sense
Either ‘yes’, ‘no’, or ‘don’t know’
Others
Q3.
Complex components like the processor and the main memory can be created out of simple logic gates. Is the sentence true or false?
False
4 Questions
Q1.
Which statement is true?
Artificial intelligence is about creating machines that are more intelligent than humans.
Creating a machine that can walk is not artificial intelligence because humans walk without thinking.
Machine learning does not involve programming.
Q2.
What website did you use to create your AI?
Google Teachable AI
Google Trainable Machine
Q3.
What is supervised learning?
Program the machine to learn from feedback and provide the machine with feedback
Q4.
What is reinforcement learning?
Program the machine to learn from examples and provide examples