All 13 questions
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At a 1956 summer workshop at which university was the term 'artificial intelligence' adopted?
- Stanford University
- Dartmouth College
- Carnegie Mellon
- Cambridge University
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Which computer scientist is credited with coining the term 'artificial intelligence'?
- Douglas Engelbart
- Norbert Wiener
- John McCarthy
- Claude Shannon
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Which IBM system defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997?
- Deep Thought
- Watson
- Big Blue
- Deep Blue
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Which program beat professional Go player Lee Sedol in 2016?
- AlphaGo
- Stockfish
- OpenAI Five
- Deep Blue
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What distinguishes machine learning from traditional programming?
- The system needs no data at all
- The system derives its behaviour from examples rather than hand-written rules
- The system writes its own operating system
- The system runs without any hardware limits
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A neural network is loosely inspired by what?
- Networks of neurons in the brain
- The layout of telephone exchanges
- The behaviour of ant colonies
- The structure of DNA
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In model names, what does GPT stand for?
- Global Pattern Tracker
- Generative Pre-trained Transformer
- Guided Predictive Training
- General Purpose Text
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What is commonly meant by a 'hallucination' in a language model?
- A confident statement that is factually wrong
- A response written in the wrong language
- An error message from the server
- A refusal to answer a question
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Which 1960s program imitated a psychotherapist by rephrasing whatever the user typed?
- ELIZA
- MYCIN
- PROLOG
- SHRDLU
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Deep learning is a subfield of machine learning.
- True
- False
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A model trained on data up to a given date can still know about events that happened afterwards, with no extra information.
- True
- False
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The examples a model learns from are collectively called its ___ data.
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The field concerned with letting computers interpret images and video is called computer ___.