100 Years of Artificial Intelligence | 100 Years Challenge with KhAnubis!

The video explores the evolution of artificial intelligence from its conceptual origins in the Middle Ages to modern advancements. It highlights key milestones, such as the development of neural networks and the Turing test, and discusses the AI winters that slowed progress. The resurgence of AI in the 80s and 90s, driven by expert systems, is covered, along with the challenges posed by economic and technological limitations. The video concludes with a discussion on current AI trends, ethical concerns, and the potential for another AI winter.

What was the main focus of AI discussions before the 20th century?

• Building neural networks

• Creating intelligent chatbots

• Mechanizing human thoughts and actions

• Developing advanced robots

What significant event in 1956 marked the official naming of 'Artificial Intelligence'?

• The Turing Test

• The development of SNARK

• The Dartmouth Conference

• The creation of expert systems

What was a major reason for the first AI winter in the mid-1970s?

• Failure of the Turing Test

• Over-reliance on robotics

• Insufficient computational power and memory

• Lack of interest in AI

What drove the resurgence of AI in the 1980s?

• Increased government funding

• Advancements in robotics

• Development of expert systems

• Introduction of neural networks

What was a key factor in AI's resurgence in the late 90s and early 2000s?

• Increased interest in robotics

• Development of new programming languages

• Faster computers and access to large data sets

• Government intervention

What are some current concerns regarding AI development?

• Fairness, bias, and self-sufficiency

• Insufficient funding

• Lack of data

• Over-reliance on expert systems

What is the term used to describe a point where AI becomes self-sufficient?

• The AI Revolution

• The AI Threshold

• The Singularity

• The AI Peak