Generative AI

What does the word "Generative" mean?

• Capable of creating or producing

• Something made by people, not found in nature

• Being able to learn and understand

• Unable to create or produce

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What does the word "Artificial" mean?

• Capable of creating or producing

• Something made by people, not found in nature

• Being able to learn and understand

• Naturally occurring

What does the word "Intelligence" mean?

• Capable of creating or producing

• Something made by people, not found in nature

• Being able to learn and understand

• Unable to learn and understand

What is AI described as in the MIT Tech Review?

• A set of technologies that make computers do things that are thought to require intelligence when done by people.

• A type of computer hardware that processes data faster than humans.

• A programming language used to create intelligent software.

• A network of computers that communicate with each other.

According to the MIT Tech Review, what is required for computers to perform tasks that are considered intelligent?

• Advanced hardware components

• Human-like intelligence

• A set of specific technologies

• High-speed internet

What are the two core pillars on which AI is built?

• Machine learning and Data mining

• Machine learning and Neural networks

• Neural networks and Data analysis

• Data mining and Data analysis

What is Supervised Learning in the context of Machine Learning?

• Computers learn from labeled data (e.g., telling cats and dogs apart)

• Computers find patterns without labels (e.g., sorting emails)

• Computers learn through consequences, like playing a game

• Computers learn by mimicking human behavior

Which type of Machine Learning involves computers finding patterns without labels?

• Supervised Learning

• Unsupervised Learning

• Reinforcement Learning

• Deep Learning

In which type of Machine Learning do computers learn through consequences, like playing a game?

• Supervised Learning

• Unsupervised Learning

• Reinforcement Learning

• Transfer Learning

What are neural networks inspired by?

• The human brain

• The human heart

• The human lungs

• The human liver