AI Fundamentals CT-AI Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6expert · hard

   A company is considering two AI systems for customer support: System A is a chatbot that can answer FAQs and troubleshoot common issues. System B is a chatbot that can also handle billing, product recommendations, and sentiment analysis. Both are trained on specific datasets. The company wants to choose the system that is most likely to be considered 'AI' by customers. Which system should they choose?

   • ASystem A, because it is simpler and more reliable.
   • BNeither, because chatbots are not considered AI.
   • CSystem B, because it handles a wider range of tasks, making it appear more intelligent.
   • DBoth equally, because they are both Narrow AI.
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2. 7application · medium

   A product manager claims that a new spell-checker is 'true AI' because it uses a dictionary and grammar rules to suggest corrections. A developer argues that it is not AI because the logic is fully transparent and rule-based. Which perspective is most accurate?

   • AThe product manager is right: any system that performs a task requiring human intelligence is AI, regardless of how it works.
   • BThe developer is right: if the system's logic is fully understood, it cannot be AI by definition.
   • CNeither is right: the spell-checker is General AI because it understands language.
   • DBoth are partially right: the system may be AI, but the AI Effect explains why people stop calling it AI once its rules are known.
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4. 8expert · hard

   A tech company is developing an AI system that can translate languages, summarize news articles, and write code. The system is trained on large datasets for each task but cannot perform tasks outside these three areas. The company's marketing team claims it is 'General AI' because it handles multiple complex tasks. A tester argues it is still Narrow AI. Which evaluation is most accurate?

   • ANeither is correct because the system is Super AI due to its ability to write code.
   • BThe marketing team is correct because the system can perform multiple tasks that require human intelligence.
   • CThe tester is correct because the system is limited to a predefined set of tasks and cannot generalize to new domains.
   • DBoth are correct because the system is General AI within its trained domains.
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5. 9application · medium

   A manufacturing plant uses a robotic arm that follows a fixed sequence of movements to assemble parts. The plant wants the robot to adapt to variations in part placement and learn from past assembly errors. Which approach would be most effective?

   • AHire more operators to manually correct the robot's movements.
   • BProgram more precise fixed sequences for every possible variation.
   • CKeep the fixed sequence but increase the speed to reduce errors.
   • DUse a machine learning model that processes sensor data to adjust movements in real time.
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6. 10application · medium

   A hospital is evaluating an AI system that can analyze medical images to detect tumors. The system has been trained specifically for radiology and cannot perform other tasks like patient scheduling or language translation. How should this system be classified?

   • AConventional system, because it is based on rules and does not learn from data.
   • BSuper AI, because it may outperform human radiologists in detecting tumors.
   • CGeneral AI, because it performs a complex cognitive task that normally requires human expertise.
   • DNarrow AI, because it is specialized for a single task domain.
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