Applied AI

Chatbots interpret human language by perceiving input, analyzing it, and predicting the best response-- but they do not understand language in the same way humans understand each other.

• True

• False

A chatbot that only uses pre-trained rules (not AI) will find it difficult to answer open-ended or complex questions that it was not explicitly pre-programmed to answer.

• True

• False

Chatbots can be programmed to understand human language using which of the following: (Select all correct answers)

• Natural Language Processing

• Magic

• Only by using step-by-step, explicit rules, without AI

• Natural Language Understanding

In order for a robot to be considered a social robot, it must: (Select one best answer)

• Be well-liked by everybody

• Look and function exactly like a human

• Perform personal tasks for human beings

• Understand language exactly like a human

Social robots do not exist in the real world yet– they are simply creations of science fiction.

• True

• False

The only time websites collect your data is when a platform explicitly asks you for your information, like when you sign up to create an account, and you enter your name and 
 create a password.

• True

• False

Data collection allows platforms to deliver a more personalized user experience, which causes the user to spend more time and/or money on the website.

• True

• False

Let’s imagine Mary is browsing social media and is asked by the platform to provide feedback, so she fills out a feedback survey. This is an example of:

• Active data collection

• Passive data collection

Your data cannot be collected when you are not actively using your devices, 
 such as when your phone is in your pocket.

• True

• False

Your data cannot be collected when you are not actively using your devices, such as when your phone is in your pocket.

• True

• False