Unit-1 Cognitive Computing

1.      What is cognitive computing?

• A branch of artificial intelligence focused on machine learning algorithms

• A field of computer science that studies how computers mimic human cognitive processes.

• A type of computing that enables machines to understand, reason, and learn from data.

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Which of the following is a characteristic of cognitive computing?

•    Strictly rule-based processing.

• Limited ability to adapt and learn from new information

• Natural language processing and context awareness

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Which technology is commonly used in cognitive computing systems

• Neural networks

• Assembly language

•   File storage systems.

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What is the main goal of cognitive computing?

• Replicate human intelligence entirely

• Perform complex calculations faster than traditional computers

• Augment human decision-making by providing insights and recommendations

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Which of the following is an example of a cognitive computing application

• Autonomous vehicles.

• Video game graphics rendering

• Spreadsheet calculations

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What role does data play in cognitive computing?

• Data is not essential for cognitive computing systems

• Data is used as a source of input, learning, and decision-making

• Data is only used in the training phase and not during actual processing

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What distinguishes cognitive computing from traditional computing

• Cognitive computing focuses on automating manual tasks, while traditional computing focuses on logical calculations

• Cognitive computing leverages advanced algorithms and cognitive models to simulate human thought processes

• Cognitive computing operates at a faster speed than traditional computing systems

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Which design principle emphasizes the ability of a cognitive system to understand and process natural language?

•   Context-awareness

• Natural language processing

•   Cognitive agility

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What is the relationship between Artificial Intelligence (AI) and cognitive computing?

• AI and cognitive computing are separate and independent fields

• Cognitive computing is a subset of AI, focusing on human-like intelligence

• AI is a subset of cognitive computing, providing the foundational technology

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What is system cognition?

• The ability of a system to understand and interpret human emotions

• The process of a system perceiving and interacting with its environment

• The capacity of a system to learn, reason, and make decisions autonomously.

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