Artificial Intelligence Basics

What this quiz asks

• Which term describes software that improves at a task by finding patterns in data rather than following hand-written rules?
• The phrase 'artificial intelligence' was coined in the 1950s.
• What did Alan Turing propose in 1950 as a practical substitute for asking whether machines can think?
• Which AI structure takes its name and its loose design from this organ?
• Where does the 'deep' in deep learning come from?
• ELIZA, written at MIT in the 1960s, was an early example of what?
• What makes training data 'supervised' in supervised learning?
• Which IBM system beat world chess champion Garry Kasparov in a match in 1997?
• Select ALL of these that are recognised families of machine learning.
• Which of these is a textbook example of unsupervised learning?
• Which DeepMind program defeated Go champion Lee Sedol in 2016?
• What does it mean when a model is 'overfitting'?
• What does the GPT in model names like GPT-3 stand for?
• Does a large language model answer by looking up sentences stored in a database?
• In a large language model, what is a 'token'?
• The 2017 paper 'Attention Is All You Need' introduced which architecture?
• What was the perceptron, introduced by Frank Rosenblatt in 1958?
• AI research has gone through funding collapses known as 'AI winters'.
• Order these AI milestones from earliest to most recent.
• Select ALL of these that are deep learning frameworks.