AI AND ROBOTICS

How does A.i work?

• Combining large amounts of data with fast processing and intelligent algorithms, allowing the software to learn automatically from patterns or features in the data.

• The computation, mostly on computers, of antiderivatives and definite integrals in term of formulas

• It just works you know??

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The following statements describe Artificial Intelligence EXCEPT

• AI is very useful in the present generation increasing its productivity.

• Al is a threat if mismanaged or used for bad intentions.

• AI replaces humans as it is more efficient than humans.

• All of the above

Which of the following statements best describes the difference between robots and humans?

• Robots move differently and made up of metal.

• Robots do not have feelings and emotions as compared to humans.

• Robots are too smart as compared to humans.

• Robots are more effective than humans.

Which of these is NOT an AI technology

• Facial recognition

• Image recognition

• Robotics

• Animation

Which of these does NOT use machine learning/AI?

• driverless cars

• SIRI/Alexa

• Sonos wireless speakers

• facial recognition on your phone

If you have to pick one best definition that reflect the current state of artificial intelligence [AI] body of knowledge, AI can be defined as the science of making machines that ... [you can pick more than one option]

• think like human

• think rationally

• act like human

• act rationally

What enables teleoperated robots to perform tasks?

• Their ability to operate independently

• Human operators controlling them from a distance

• Their cognitive flexibility and learning capabilities

• Their rule-based and deterministic responses

What technology do autonomous robots rely on?

• Human operators

• Singular purpose programming

• Artificial intelligence and machine learning

• Predefined set of rules

What is the primary purpose of augmenting robots?

• To operate in controlled environments only

• To perform tasks without any human intervention

• To enhance human capabilities and work collaboratively

• To replace human capabilities entirely

What makes humanoid robots unique in their design?

• Their ability to perform tasks in environments built for humans

• Their reliance on sensory inputs from cameras only

• Their singular mission in industrial applications

• Their rule-based responses to environmental stimuli