4.1) AI and automation Flashcards

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Why learn about artificial intelligence (AI) and automation? (2)

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  • Artificial intelligence (AI) has been in development for more than sixty years
    *As we look to the future, it is important for organizations and managers to understand artificial intelligence and automation and their applications, including how these fields will continue to develop
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What is artificial intelligence?

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*Computers with the ability to mimic or duplicate
the functions of the human brain

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  • ___________ is a supercomputer developed by
    IBM with AI capabilities
    *Watson defeated two Jeopardy champions
    using natural _____________ processing
A

Watson
language

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What does AI include? (2)

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*Include people, procedures, hardware, software, data, and knowledge needed to develop computer systems and machines that can simulate human intelligence processes
* Learning, reasoning, and self-correction

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True or false, AI is a complex, interdisciplinary field

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True

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What fields is AI involved in? (7)

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*Involves biology, computer science, linguistics,
mathematics, neuroscience, philosophy, and
psychology

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What does the Turning Test attempt to do?

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The Turing Test attempts to determine whether a computer can successfully impersonate a human

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What does intelligent human behavior include? (3)

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*Learn from experiences and apply knowledge acquired from experience
*Handle complex situations
*Solve problems when important information is missing

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What is the nature of intelligence? (6)

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*Determine what is important
*React quickly and correctly to a new situation
*Understand visual images
*Process and manipulate symbols
*Be creative and imaginative
*Use heuristics

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What are ‘expert systems’? (3)

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  • Expert systems were the precursor of the modern AI systems
    *The decision-making computer systems in AI
    *Designed to be the most advanced and most reliable in solving complex problems, and they work in a specific domain
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What do expert systems include? (7)

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  1. Research
  2. Expert
  3. Consulting
  4. Knowledge
  5. Team
  6. Advise
  7. Trust
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What are characteristics of expert systems? (5)

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*Highly effective
*Understandable
*Reliable
*Able to process data quickly
*Capable of critical decision making

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What are the components of expert systems? (6)

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*Knowledge base
*Development engine
*Inference engine
*Explanation facility
*Knowledge acquisition facility
*User interface

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What capabilities do expert systems have? (2)

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  • Capabilities of expert systems
    *Aiding in decision making
    *Data analysis, interpreting input, justifying
    conclusions
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What is a domain expert?

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person or group with the expertise or knowledge the expert system is trying to capture

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Who is a knowledge engineer?

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person who has training or experience in the design, development, implementation, and maintenance of an expert system

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Who is a knowledge user?

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person or group who uses and benefits from the expert system
*Needs no previous training or experience

18
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What are vision systems?

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Hardware and software that permit computers to capture, store, and manipulate visual images and pictures

19
Q

What is augmented reality?

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Augmented reality (AR) is a type of vision
system that is being used widely in the medical
field

20
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What does a vision system software do?

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Vision system software takes computer-generated
images and superimposes them on a user’s view of
the world through the use of specialized glasses or
goggles

21
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What are genetic algorithms?

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Genetic algorithms: approach to solving
problems based on the theory of evolution;
uses the concept of survival of the fittest as
a problem-solving strategy

22
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What are intelligent agents?

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Intelligent agent: programs and a knowledge base used to perform a specific task for a person, a process, or another program; also called an intelligent robot or bot

23
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What are artifiical neural networks? (2)

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A computer system that can recognize and
act on patterns or trends that it detects in
large sets of data
*Developed to operate like the human brain

24
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How are artificial neural networks programmed?

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  • Programmed to learn from each iteration
    during the training phase
    *Process that continues even after the system is
    implemented
25
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What is the process of an artificial neural network?

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26
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AI technology is being introduced in new ___________ and new applications at a rapid pace

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industries

27
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What has AI caused regrading employment? (2)

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Automation has often created a fear of job loss
*A report released by the World Economic
Forum states that the growth of AI could
actually create up to 58 million new jobs by
2022

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What jobs has AI created?

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  • There are many options for a career in AI
    *Data scientist
    *Machine learning engineer
    *Software developer
    *Robotics scientist
    *Business intelligence developer
    *AI research scientist
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What is machine learning? (2)

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Machine learning: ability of a computer to
learn without having a programmer change
the software for every scenario
*Involves a computer carrying out tasks based
on inputs and a set of instructions

30
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What is natural language processing? (2)

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Natural language processing is a function
of machine learning
*We use natural language processing every day
without realizing we are training a machine to
provide better service to the next user

31
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What are the types of machine learning training ?

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32
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Where is natural language processing usually used? (2x2)

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  • Natural language processing is widely
    used in search engines
  • Each time a search is entered, the engine must
    interpret what the user is looking for and return
    the relevant results in a timely manner

Translators
* Online translators must be trained in more than
just word-to-word translations
* Grammar rules and punctuation can make a
difference regarding how a sentence is read and how
it is interpreted in another language

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What is a brain computer interface and which industry uses it?

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Technology that interacts with a human’s
neural structure (brain) and translates the
information (thoughts) into activity (actions)
*Medical field
*Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
(DARPA)

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What is robotics?

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Technology using a combination ofmechanical engineering, computer science, and machine learning to create a device that can perform tasks with a high
degree of precision
* Most of these tasks are deemed tedious or
dangerous for humans

35
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What industries are applying robotics with AI and machine learning?

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Robotics, along with AI and machine learning, is being applied in many industries
*Automotive industry was one of the first industries to embrace robotics
*Healthcare is another industry that has seen a rapid rise in the use of robots
*Many pharmacies now use robots to prepare medications and IV solutions