Terminology

Question 1

the theory and development of computer systems able to perform tasks that normally require human intelligence

Answer 1

Artificial Intelligence (AI)

4 main Types of AI: 1-Reactive machines, 2-Limited memory, 3-Theory of mind, 4-Self-awareness
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Question 2

The harmonious collaboration of human intelligence and AI technologies to enhance problem-solving and decision-making capabilities.

Answer 2

augmented intelligence

Augmented intelligence is an alternative conceptualization of AI.

In augmented intelligence, humans and machines are intertwined in a continuous learning and improvement loop.

Question 3

Simply AI. Dk

an intelligence demonstrated by machines

Answer 3

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

/ˌɑːr.t̬ə.fɪʃ.əl ɪnˈtel.ə.dʒəns/

-which in turn are known as “Als.”

Question 4

the process of producing a response or output based on the input provided by the user.

Answer 4

generate

/ˈdʒenəreɪt/

This involves understanding the user’s input, processing it using various algorithms and models, and then creating a suitable response. The generated response can be in the form of text, an image, or any other format depending on the capabilities of the chatbot. For example, when you ask a question, the chatbot generates a response to answer your query. Similarly, when you ask for a picture, the chatbot generates an image based on your request.

Question 5

noun

often used to refer to the input provided by the user.

Answer 5

prompt

/prɑːmpt/

This could be a question, a command, or any other form of interaction that the user initiates with the chatbot. The chatbot then processes this prompt and generates a response. So, when you’re interacting with a chatbot, you can think of your input as the “prompt” that guides the chatbot’s response.

Question 6

noun

a computer program that can hold a conversation with a person, usually over the internet

Answer 6

chatbot

/ˈtʃætbɑːt/

There’s probably a chatbot on your smartphone, like Siri or Cortana.

Question 7

noun

typically refers to a request for information or a specific action from an AI system.

Answer 7

query

/ˈkwɪri/
(plural queries)

Question 8

noun

what you write and give to ChatGPT or another one of these models to get some type of output.

Answer 8

prompt

/prɑːmpt/

Question 9

noun

the character or identity that the chatbot adopts during interactions with users.

Answer 9

persona

/pɚˈsoʊ.nə/

Creating a persona for a chatbot helps in humanizing the interaction, making users feel more comfortable and willing to engage. It may involve giving the chatbot a name, defining its role, and determining how it responds to different types of queries. The persona is an essential aspect of designing conversational agents, contributing to the effectiveness and user-friendliness of the AI chatbot.

Question 10

noun

A method of designing a chatbot’s character or identity.

Answer 10

Persona Pattern

It includes defining the chatbot’s role, identity, personality, and other characteristics. This pattern makes the chatbot’s interaction more engaging, personalized, and effective.

Question 11

noun

chatbot developed by OpenAI

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Answer 11

ChatGPT
[Chat Generative Pre-trained Transformer]

/ˌtʃætdʒiːpiːˈtiː/

ChatGPT uses a large language model, which is a type of artificial neural network that can learn from a massive amount of text data and generate new text based on context and past conversations

Question 12

Advanced AI tools, like GPT-3.5, process vast data, enabling diverse language tasks with unprecedented accuracy and versatility.”

Answer 12

L.L.M
Large Language Model

Question 13

“…..” use different AI skills
* * Find the best route (Search & Planning)
* See and avoid obstacles (Computer Vision)
* Make safe decisions in tricky situations (Decision Making)

Answer 13

Self-driving Cars

The same technologies are also used in other autonomous systems such as delivery robots, flying drones, and autonomous ships.

Question 14

AI tailors online content (news, social media, music) to your interests.
Benefit: Find things you like faster.
Downside: “Filter bubbles” limit your view and expose you to fake news.
Be aware! Seek diverse viewpoints and fact-check information.

Answer 14

Content Recommendation

Question 16

AI “sees” the world through images & videos.
Used for:
* Face recognition (photos, social media)
* Self-driving cars (obstacle detection)
* Special effects (movies, animation)
* Future: Creates realistic fake videos, making it harder to trust what we see.
* Be critical: Fact-check information before sharing.

Answer 16

Image and video processing (with AI)

Question 17

noun

1. the ability of a person or system to adjust to new or changing environments.
2. The ability to improve performance by learning from experience.

Answer 17

Adaptability

Question 18

NOUN

The ability to perform tasks in complex environments without constant guidance by a user.

Answer 18

Autonomy

/ɔːˈtɑːnəmi/

Question 19

a type of artificial intelligence that focuses on making computers understand human language.

Answer 19

Natural Language Processing (NLP)

It’s a bit like teaching a computer how to read, write, and talk like a human. With NLP, computers can analyze, understand, and generate human language, which is pretty amazing!**

There are a lot of different applications for NLP, but one of the most exciting is conversational AI. That’s where ChatGPT comes in! It’s a pre-trained NLP model that can answer questions, generate text, and hold a conversation with people.

Question 20

refers to technologies that enable machines to understand, process, and respond to human language naturally.

Answer 20

Conversational AI
(or conversational artificial intelligence)

• There are a lot of different applications for NLP, but one of the most exciting is conversational AI. That’s where ChatGPT comes in! It’s a pre-trained NLP model that can answer questions, generate text, and hold a conversation with people.

Question 21

When you talk to ChatGPT, it uses something called a “… …” to understand your message.

Answer 21

transformer model