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The application of several computers to one task is ________ .
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The Doctor program (also known as Eliza), developed by MIT researcher Joseph Weizenbaum, clearly demonstrated that a computer does have intelligence .
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When a standard desktop computer runs the Watson program, it takes no more than six seconds to answer any Jeopardy! question posed to it .
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A minimum of 1,024 instructions are necessary to program any computation .
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Select all the apply . Which of the following are reasons to buy a new computer?
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Computers cannot understand ________ language, the language that humans use .
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AlphaGo builds on Deep Blue's foundations by using deep neural networks .
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One problem Watson must solve is to figure out the type of answer required .
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Using the Turing test, a computer is deemed to be intelligent if it acts enough like a human to deceive a human judge .
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Parallel computation is interesting but not essential in developing AI computers .
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A(n) ________ is used to check the result of every possible legal move when a computer is deciding on its next move in a game of chess .
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It is much harder for an AI computer to play chess than to play Jeopardy!
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Select all the apply . Which of the following are specialized functions of the Watson program?
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AI researchers have demonstrated that the ________ form of creativity is algorithmic .
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A(n) ________ test is an experimental setting to determine if a computer and a person can be distinguished by their answers to a judge's questions .
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In the computer game of chess, a(n) ________ function is a procedure that assigns a numerical value to each chess piece when calculating the best possible move .
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Very difficult computations that have no known practical algorithmic solution are known as ________ problems .
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