The Development of AI

The History of AI

100

This chatbot is the 5 time winner of the Loebner Prize, a competition based on the Turing Test.

Kuki

200

This man developed a test that would ask random questions to a human and an artificial intelligence. If the question giver could not tell the difference between the human and the AI, then the AI passed the test.

Alan Turing

300

This woman, born in 1815, theorized that computers could follow operations in specific groups that could be repeated. We call those things "loops" now.

Ada Lovelace

400

This man, considered the "father" of AI, said AI  is "the science and engineering of making intelligent machines, especially intelligent computer programs. "

John McCarthy

500

Name 3 of the sub-disciplines of AI

The Growth of AI

100

This was the first chatbot, made in 1964. It had conversations with humans and some people said she passed the Turing Test.

Eliza

200

George Devol created this industrial robotic arm in 1961, replacing humans on the assembly line at General Motors.

Unimate

300

In 1998, Cynthia Breazeal at MIT introduced this robot, who could respond to people's emotions and show emotion of its own.

KISmet

400

This is the first mass produced autonomous robot and the most popular everyday AI items for use in the home.

Roomba

500

This was a time period between the 1960s and 1990s where talks and ideas of artificial intelligence died down due to an increased number of failures in the matter. However, computer scientists were able to rise out of this. Thus, this time period was followed by the era of numerous creations.

AI Winter

AI and Ethical Issues

100

We have laws in 2024 for self-aware AI and super intelligence. TRUE or FALSE?

False

Self-Aware AI is not possible in today's world.

200

This man, a science fiction writer, developed the "Three Laws of Robotics." 

Isaac Asimov

300

These are 23 guidelines for the research and development of AI.

Asilomar Principles

400

Name 4 AI categories that currently have laws or are discussing the use of AI.

500

DAILY DOUBLE!!!!!

What are the "Three Laws of Robotics", including the condition where the rules can break.

1. Robots may not injure a human being

2. Robots must obey orders (unless they break 1st Law)

3. Robots must protect themselves (unless it conflicts with 1st and 2nd Law)

Words with AI in the Middle of Them

100

This is precipitation comprised of hydrogen, oxygen, and other trace minerals

rain

200

This is the place where dangerous wild animals live. It is also a place where villains like to make their evil plans.

lair

300

This word means "to dance" in Spanish.

bailar

400

This famous author wrote The Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. 

Mark Twain

500

This weapon, shown below, is usually made of a single blade attached to a pole.

Glaive

AI and Causes/Lesson 1 Review

100

These are the three subsets of AI learning, in order.

Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Deep Learning

OR 

Deep Learning, Machine Learning, Artificial Intelligence

200

This is how AIs get smarter. 

A)Ethics and subsets

B) Human correction and review

C)Time and use

C) Time and use

300

This organization's goal is to impact human health with better medicine, research, and insights into rare diseases.

Benevolent AI

400

This type of learning tries to imitate how a human brain processes information, using unclassified information to establish relationships and learn with repeated use.

Deep learning

Deep neural networks

500

Name 2 ways big data and AI are used in different fields (example: education, medicine, etc.)