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The field of AI is the study of

  1. Building intelligent entities that act effectively
  2. Replacing all human work with software
  3. Cataloguing all human knowledge in a database
  4. Building computers that look like humans
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Correct answer: A. Building intelligent entities that act effectively

AIMA Ch 1 opens by defining AI as the study and construction of intelligent entities — machines that can compute how to act effectively, and safely, in novel situations. The other options misstate the field's scope.

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Which capability is NOT in AIMA's six required for the total Turing test?

  1. Natural language processing
  2. Knowledge representation
  3. Computer vision and robotics
  4. Blockchain ledger maintenance
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Correct answer: D. Blockchain ledger maintenance

The six capabilities are NLP, knowledge representation, automated reasoning, machine learning, computer vision, and robotics. Blockchain is unrelated to passing the Turing test.

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In AIMA's terminology, an 'agent' is

  1. A contractor who labels training data
  2. A regulator that oversees AI deployment
  3. A neural network with at least ten layers
  4. Anything that perceives an environment and acts
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Correct answer: D. Anything that perceives an environment and acts

**AIMA:** an agent perceives its environment via sensors and acts upon it via actuators. A rational agent picks actions that maximise expected performance.

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