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The IBM computer that is credited with beating the reigning chess grand master, Gary Kasparov, is
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A conceptualization of the possible future configurations of a game is called a
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Getting two or more computers to work on a problem at the same time is called ________ computation .
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One reason to caution against declaring that computers can be intelligent by talking about how ________ won a chess match against the reigning grand master is that it is specialized to only chess .
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Since Watson is not self-contained, it is available on the Internet .
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As the research field of ________ came into existence, a consensus grew that to exhibit intelligence, a computer would have to understand a complex situation and reason well enough to act on that understanding .
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Google's DeepMind's AlphGo builds on Deep Blue's foundations using ________ networks .
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Select all the apply . Which of the following are aspects of natural language?
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If the solution to a problem is so difficult to solve that large data sets cannot be solved with a realistic amount of computer time, that problem is said to be ________ .
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The Universality Principle refers to a property of computation that says all computers with a minimal set of instructions can compute the same set of computations .
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The program that clearly demonstrated a distinction between being intelligent and being programmed to seem intelligent was
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The field of medicine is one area that is beyond the realm of future applications of Watson .
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When a computer plays chess, the information is represented in
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In programming, rules that describe how to operate on other rules are
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When Turing developed his test, researchers believed that natural language was beyond the capabilities of computers .
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________ can be thought of as a spectrum ranging from a "flash out of the blue"to "Mondrian in a click . "
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IBM's semantic analysis system that competed on and won during a special edition of Jeopardy!
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In a chess program, looking ahead to future moves is described as ________ since it involves moving toward the lower layers of possible choices .
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Watson's database is built from documents expressed in ________ language .
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The procedure used by a computer to determine if a specific move in a game will result in the player being better off or worse off is a(n)
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