Round-2

What is the concept of "transfer learning" in deep learning?

• The process of transferring machine learning models to different devices.

•  The sharing of model parameters between competing companies.

• The use of pre-trained models as a starting point for a new, related task

• The transfer of data between machine learning models.

In AI ethics, what does the "AI alignment problem" address?

• Aligning AI systems with human values and objectives.

• Aligning AI systems with hardware and software standards.

• Aligning AI systems with ethical principles.

• Aligning AI systems with legal regulations.

   

What is the primary use of a convolutional neural network (CNN) in AI?

 

• Natural language processing.

• Image and video analysis.

• Predicting stock market trends.

• Speech recognition.

Which of the following is an example of unsupervised learning?

• Image classification

• Sentiment analysis

• Clustering customer data

• Predicting stock prices

What does the term "adversarial attack" mean in AI?

 

• A type of machine learning algorithm.

• An algorithm designed to make AI models more robust.

• Deliberate manipulations of data inputs to trick AI models.

• A type of natural language processing technique.

In the context of robotics, what does the term "autonomous navigation" mean?

• Manual control of a robot using a remote controller.

• The ability of a robot to perform tasks without human intervention.

• Using external guidance systems like GPS to control a robot.

• The robot's ability to avoid obstacles by jumping over them.

What is the purpose of a robot's "actuators"?

• To detect and respond to external stimuli.

• To compute complex mathematical algorithms.

• To control and perform physical movements or actions.

• To process visual data.

Which locomotion method is commonly used in mobile robots designed for rough terrain and exploration?

 

• Wheeled locomotion

• Legged locomotion

• Tethered locomotion

• Hovering locomotion

What is the primary purpose of a robot's "end effector"?

• To provide stability to the robot.

• To control the robot's movement.

• To interact with and manipulate objects in the environment.

• To power the robot's sensors.

Why did the robot go to therapy?

• It had too many hardware issues.

• It couldn't process its emotions.

• It had a circuit overload from stress.

• It wanted to understand its "robo-feelings."