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Info Tech Quiz Ch3

Infor Tech Quiz #2 Chapter 3 Terms

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AI (Artificial Intelligence) The simulation of human intelligence processes by machines, particularly computer systems
Symbolic AI the rise of the AI discipline and expert systems before the 1990s
Connectionist AI the rise of machine learning and deep learning starting in the 2000s
Expert Systems a computer system designed to hold accumulated knowledge of domain experts
Artificial Narrow Intelligence (ANI) machine learning that specializes in one area and solves one problem (ex. An AI that looks at what products customers like or don't like)
Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) machine intelligence that refers to a computer that is as smart as a human across the board
Artificial Super Intelligence (ASI) Machine consciousness that is much smarter than the bets human brains in every field
Algorithms The “brains” or “how to” of the AI system and set the rules for what the AI system can do
Regression Algorithms A line of best fit
Classification Algorithms using data of known facts like looking at patterns to predict the future
Clustering Algorithms unsupervised learning that puts data into groups of maximum commonalities
Time Series Algorithms look at data series overtime and make predictions based on the time periods
Optimization Algorithms max or min an amount given constraints and the value to get the best outcome
NLP Algorithms natural language processing of human languages such as grammar checkers and notes transcription
Anomaly Detection Algorithms outlier detection, where it looks at unusual patterns that do not follow the expected behavior like a machine about to fail or true vs false alarms
Agentic (Agent) AI mimics how humans act, give and receive information (ex. Asking for travel advice, grocery shopping basket, etc.)
Forward Chaining Data driven, beginning with facts and applies rules to infer new facts
Backward Chaining Goal driven, starts with a goal and works backwards from it
Generative AI Estimates the probability of a token or sequence of tokens (common sequences of characters found in a set of text) occurring within a longer sequence of tokens
Models A mathematical (sometimes) representation of a real-world process, created or learned by applying an algorithm to data
Supervised learning you always know what you are looking for, you know the different characteristics between things and can describe them based on what you know
Unsupervised learning you don’t know what has happened in the past; you look at other people’s features and experiences to define them into groups based on their characteristics
Input Step AI is given text, images and other data to learn from
Analysis Step analyzes the data to detect patterns and relationships
Learning Step paying attention to understand the context within the data
Creation Step based on learned patterns, Ai makes new text, images, etc
Refining Step the AI checks if the output makes sense and refines it as needed
New Content final output is delivered like a story, artwork or answer
Autoencoders Used in image denoising, dimensionality reduction and anomaly detection in healthcare
Variational Models applied in image synthesis, data augmentation and supervised learning
Transformers used for machine translation, chatbots and text summaries
Recurrent Neural Networks applied in text generation, language translation, and speech recognition systems
Generative Adversarial Networks used for image-to-image translation and creating deep fake videos
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