LESSON 1 6.3 AI

What does AI stand for?

• Artificial Information
• Automated Intelligence
• Artificial Intelligence
• Autonomous Intelligence

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of AI?

• Ability to learn and adapt
• Collection of data
• Ability to fly
• Ability to reason

Which of the following is an example of AI in use?

• Self-driving cars
• Typewriters
• Mechanical clocks
• Manual calculators

What is the primary role of rules in AI?

• To determine the speed of processing
• To determine the answers to questions
• To power the AI system
• To improve the graphics quality

In an expert system, what is the purpose of the knowledge base?

• Storing a set of facts and rules
• Displaying the user interface
• Managing hardware resources
• Securing data with encryption

What does an inference engine do?

• Stores data
• Carries out rules to reach a conclusion
• Enhances the user interface
• Maintains system security

What is forward chaining in an inference engine?

• Starting with a goal and finding facts
• Finding facts to reach a goal
• Creating random chains of data
• Enhancing machine learning algorithms

In backward chaining, where does the process start?

• With a set of facts
• With a conclusion
• With data analysis
• With user input

Which of the following is an interface for an expert system?

• Web pages
• AI algorithms
• Data processors
• Storage devices

Machine learning involves:

• Manually programming all rules
• AI learning from a large set of data
• Using a calculator
• Creating manual tasks