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What is this module about?

Big computing shifts and how they changed technology as we know it.

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What are the two kinds of algorithms 

AI/ML and traditional algorithm 

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What is this module about?

Algorithms, instructions, and prompt logic 

100

What is the model used to understand algorithms? 

Input, process, output. 

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True or False, Do patterns guarantee quality? 

False. 

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What does AI still depend on?

They still depend on earlier computing foundations: data, algorithms, software, hardware, networks, cloud systems and human judgment.

200

Is AI 100% always correct?

No

200

Explain what a algorithm is.

An algorithm is a step-by-step process used to solve a problem, make a decision, complete a task, or produce an output.

200

Give examples of what AI can help with?

AI can help with brainstorming, drafting, explaining, revising and code-like support. An AI output is not automatically correct, complete, safe or ready to use.

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what are the 4 data media outputs in plane language? list all 4. 

  • Text

  • images and design

  • Audio

  • video
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What is a computing shifts?

A computing shift is a change that affects what people can do with technology.

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Does AI output require human checking?

yes

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what did you learn in this module.

You will learn how to recognize an algorithm, explain what it is used for, and tell the difference between a clear process, a vague goal, a tool, and a final output.

300

What module was module 4 reviewing?

1-3

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AI-supported media tools can help create what? Give two examples.

captions, posters, logos, storyboards, short scripts, audio ideas, video concepts and communication drafts.

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How are AI tools trained?

By large amounts of information or data.

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Is AI better for grade a test than traditional algorithm? explain why. 

No, because AI is patterned based where as traditional algorithm follows a set of rules or a answer sheet. 

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give an example of what a algorithm could do.

grade a test.

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True or false. You can trust the output of a AI 100%.

False

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Give an example of a media task.

ex: make or revise a school poster

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What did cloud computing change?

The ability to work or accessible a digital document from almost any device.

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Give an example of a good use for traditional algorithm and explain why.

A pass lock code because you enter a code the algorithm checks the saved code and opens if it matches.

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what does the input lack. "make a poster"

details such as time,place, and what for.

500

Give a example of a major computing shifts. not previously stated.

Cloud sharing.

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how would you build your AI Media and Communication Check Summary?

You will create, revise or simulate one concrete media or communication output. Then you will identify what works, identify what needs checking or revision and prepare a better version.

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