3.6A Types of Artificial Intelligence

Knowledge Base

• A collection of data stored in a database.

• A set of facts and rules used by an expert system.

• A type of software for managing information.

• A method for analyzing data trends.

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

• Computer systems capable of tasks that typically require human intelligence, such as decision-making, learning, and language understanding.

• A type of software that can only perform predefined tasks without learning.

• A technology that replaces human workers in all industries.

• A system that can only process data but cannot make decisions.

MYCIN

• Expert system for diagnosing bacterial infections.

• A programming language for artificial intelligence.

• A database management system.

• A type of computer virus.

Alexa

• Amazon's AI assistant for home automation and information queries.

• A popular streaming service for movies and TV shows.

• A social media platform for sharing photos and videos.

• A cloud storage service for backing up files.

Google Search

• A social media platform for sharing photos.

• A search engine using narrow AI to predict and rank queries.

• An online shopping website for electronics.

• A video streaming service for educational content.

Netflix Recommendation System

• AI that suggests shows/movies based on user behavior.

• A system that streams live sports events.

• A platform for creating user-generated content.

• A service that provides DVD rentals by mail.

Turing Test

• A method to evaluate if a machine's behavior is indistinguishable from a human.

• A test to measure a computer's processing speed.

• An assessment of a machine's ability to perform mathematical calculations.

• A procedure to determine the physical strength of a robot.

Super AI

• AI that surpasses human intelligence in all aspects.

• AI that is only capable of performing specific tasks.

• AI that can only assist humans in decision-making.

• AI that is limited to human-like intelligence.

Alan Turing

• Pioneer of theoretical computer science and AI, creator of the Turing Test.

• Inventor of the first computer virus.

• Creator of the first video game.

• Founder of modern psychology.

Self-driving Cars

• Vehicles that require a human driver

• Autonomous vehicles using AI to navigate roads safely.

• Cars that can only drive in specific areas

• Vehicles that are controlled remotely by a pilot