Algorithms
Machine Learning
Ethics of AI
Neural Networks
Data Fundamentals
100

Where the algorithm is trained on a labeled dataset.

What is supervised learning?

100

A Machine learning technique that uses labeled data sets to train algorithms to classify or predict outcomes.

What is supervised learning?

100

Data bias, Model bias, Fairness Frameworks.

What is algorithmic bias and fairness in AI systems?

100

Computational models inspired by the human brain.

What are Neural networks?

100

Structured, unstructured, semi-structured and time-series to name a few.

What are types of data?

200

Where the algorithm is trained on unlabeled data.

What is unsupervised learning?

200
A type of machine learning that allows software agents to learn how to behave in an environment by trial and error.

What is reinforcement learning?

200

AI systems can inherit and amplify biases present in the data to train them.

What is data bias?

200

Provides the final output of the network.

What is the Output layer?

200

Highly organized and easily searchable in a tabular format.

What is structured data?

300

AI algorithms are categorized by their learning approach.

What determines the how they learn and make decisions?

300

A computer program that works on behalf of a user or another program to perform a task or set of tasks.

What is a software agent?

300

Ensuring AI decision-making processes are open and explainable.

What is transparency?

300

Neuron receives inputs multiplied by corresponding weights.

What is Input Reception?

300

Lacks predefined format.

What is unstructured data?

400

To analyze data and make decisions like humans.

What is the primary function of AI algorithms?

400

Supervised, unsupervised and Reinforcement Learning.

What is Machine Learning?

400

The collection and use of personal data by AI-powered systems raises crucial concerns about privacy and data rights.

What is privacy and data rights?

400

Nodes that process inputs and apply activation functions.

What are Neurons?

400

Is a sequence of data points collected or recorded at specific time intervals.

What is time-series data?

500

Where the algorithm learns by interacting with its environment.

What is reinforced learning?

500

Data Driven

What is unsupervised learning?

500
Developing mechanisms to mitigate bias and promote equitable access.

What is fairness?

500

Image Recognition, Speech Recognition, Game Playing

What are applications of Neural Networks?

500

Stock prices, sensor readings, website traffic logs

What are examples of time-series data?