Chapter_1 computing systems Flashcards

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What are the two Big Questions of the Universe that philosophers have been trying to resolve for over 2000 years?

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  • How does a human mind work?
  • Can non-humans have minds?

These questions remain unanswered and are fundamental to the study of intelligence.

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Define intelligence.

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The ability to understand and learn things

Intelligence involves thinking and understanding rather than acting instinctively.

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What is the goal of artificial intelligence (AI)?

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To make machines do things that would require intelligence if done by humans

This goal raises the question of whether machines can think.

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Who wrote the significant paper on machine intelligence titled ‘Computing Machinery and Intelligence’?

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Alan Turing

This paper remains influential in the field of artificial intelligence.

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What is the Turing Imitation Game?

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A game designed to test a machine’s ability to exhibit intelligent behavior indistinguishable from a human

It consists of two phases involving an interrogator, a man, and a woman.

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What are the two phases of the Turing Imitation Game?

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  • Phase 1: Interrogator questions a man and a woman
  • Phase 2: Interrogator questions a computer pretending to be the man

The goal is for the computer to deceive the interrogator.

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What does the Turing test provide?

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An objective standard view on intelligence

It maintains communication between human and machine via terminals.

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What are the components of computing systems for AI and data science?

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  • Hardware
  • Software
  • Infrastructure

These components are essential for running AI applications efficiently.

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Name an example of hardware used in AI.

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  • GPUs (Graphics Processing Units)
  • TPUs (Tensor Processing Units)
  • CPUs (Central Processing Units)

These hardware types are crucial for processing and training AI models.

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What are some examples of machine learning libraries?

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  • TensorFlow
  • PyTorch
  • Scikit-learn
  • XGBoost

These libraries help programmers build and train AI models.

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What is Generative AI?

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A type of AI that produces new content including text, images, videos, and audio

Generative AI has roots dating back to the 1960s with the development of chatbots.

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Who developed the first chatbot called ELIZA?

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Professor Joseph Weizenbaum

ELIZA used pattern matching to mimic human conversations.

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What is the significance of transformers in AI?

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They are a type of deep neural network architecture critical for natural language processing tasks

Introduced in the paper ‘Attention is all you need’ by Google researchers.

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What is a large language model (LLM)?

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An AI algorithm that uses deep learning and large datasets to understand, summarize, generate, and predict new content

LLMs are trained using unsupervised learning followed by fine-tuning.

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What are Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)?

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A machine learning model where two neural networks compete to generate new data samples

Developed by Ian Goodfellow and his colleagues.

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What are the roles of the generator and discriminator in GANs?

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  • Generator: Produces new data samples
  • Discriminator: Evaluates and classifies data samples

The generator aims to create indistinguishable data, while the discriminator aims to identify real versus fake data.

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What notable deepfake video was created by Jordan Peele?

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A video featuring former President Barack Obama delivering a fabricated speech

This video aimed to raise awareness about the dangers of deepfake technology.

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During the 2020 presidential campaign in the USA, what type of videos surfaced showing Joe Biden?

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Deepfake videos

These videos depicted Biden falling asleep, getting lost, and misspeaking, which fueled rumors about his cognitive decline.

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Who created a series of realistic deepfake videos featuring actor Tom Cruise in 2021?

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Chris Umé

The videos were released on TikTok and attracted tens of millions of views.

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In May 2023, a deepfake video of Vice President Kamala Harris went viral showing her speaking _______.

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gibberish

This video gained significant attention on social media.

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What are some concerns associated with deepfake technology?

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  • Spreading misinformation
  • Identity theft
  • Creating convincing hoaxes

While some deepfake content is harmless, there are serious implications for misuse.

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True or false: Some deepfake content is created for harmless entertainment purposes.

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TRUE

However, there are significant concerns about the potential malicious use of this technology.

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As technology advances, what is becoming increasingly important regarding deepfakes?

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Vigilance and awareness

Understanding the existence and implications of deepfakes is crucial.