AI Basics
MACHINE LEARNING CONCEPTS
PERCEPTRON & NEURAL NETS
REAL-WORLD APPLICATIONS
ETHICAL CONSIDERATIONS
100

What is Artificial Intelligence?

What is Artificial Intelligence?

100

Define supervised and unsupervised learning.

Supervised: Labeled data; Unsupervised: No labels, patterns discovered.

100

Who invented the perceptron model?

Frank Rosenblatt.

100

Name one use of AI in the healthcare sector.

Disease prediction, diagnostics, or robot-assisted surgery.

100

What is algorithmic bias in AI?

When an AI system reflects human or systemic biases due to biased training data.

200

Name the three main types of AI (based on capability).

Narrow AI, General AI, and Super AI.

200

What is reinforcement learning? Give an example.

Learning by trial and error via rewards. Example: A robot learning to walk.

200

Name three basic components of a perceptron. 

Input nodes, weights and bias, activation function.

200

How does AI help in self-driving cars?

Processes sensor data to detect lanes, obstacles, and make driving decisions.

200

Why is explainability important in AI models?

To help users understand decisions, ensure fairness, and build trust.

300

What is the Turing Test used for?

To evaluate whether a machine's behavior is indistinguishable from a human's.

300

What is overfitting in machine learning?

A model learns training data too well, including noise, and performs poorly on new data.

300

What is the perceptron activation function formula?

f(x) = 1 if w·x + b > 0, else 0.

300

How is AI used in chatbots and virtual assistants?

For understanding natural language, intent recognition, and generating responses.

300

What are the ethical concerns of AI in surveillance?

Invasion of privacy, misuse for social control, lack of consent.

400

Explain the difference between Strong AI and Weak AI.

Strong AI has human-level consciousness; Weak AI is task-specific and lacks consciousness.

400

Differentiate between classification and regression.

Classification: Predicting categories; Regression: Predicting continuous values.

400

Differentiate between single-layer and multi-layer perceptron.

Single-layer: one layer, handles linear problems. Multi-layer: multiple layers, handles non-linear problems.

400

Name 2 AI-based applications used in the education industry.

AI tutors, automated grading, learning analytics

400

How does AI affect employment and jobs?

Automates repetitive jobs, creates new tech roles, but may cause job displacement.

500

Describe the goals and subfields of AI.

Goals: Learning, reasoning, self-correction. Subfields: ML, NLP, robotics, vision, planning.

500

Explain how K-Means Clustering works.

Divides data into K clusters by minimizing intra-cluster variance using centroids.

500

Explain forward and backward propagation in a neural network.

Forward: input → output; Backward: error sent back to adjust weights (via backpropagation).

500

Describe how NLP is applied in sentiment analysis.

Analyzes text to determine emotion (positive/negative/neutral) using classification algorithms.

500

Define the term "AI transparency" and give an example.

Making AI decision-making understandable. Example: Explaining why a loan was denied.