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Class VI Computer Science Handout -4
Class VI Computer Science Handout -4
3. State True/false.
a) The concept of AI leads the computing world to 4th generation language. False.
b) The goal of AI is to make intelligent human beings. False.
c) The word ‘intelligence’ is coined by John McCarthy. False.
d) To make machine work we require frequent programming of machines. True.
e) According to NITI Aayog,AI refers to the ability of machines to perform cognitive
tasks. True.
4. Match the following columns:
Column A Column B
1. Hidden layers are part of a. of the child.
2. The main objectives of AI is to have b. Interpersonal intelligence.
machines that
3. Intelligence is the innate natural c. Neural Network
endowment
4. A person who can convince other people d. can learn on their own.
easily is said to have
Ans: 1-c,2-d,3-a,4-b.
Ans: AI can automate repetitive tasks, improving efficiency and productivity in various
industries. Data Analysis and Insights: AI algorithms can analyze large data quickly,
providing valuable insights for decision-making.
Ans: Intelligence can be defined as the ability to solve complex problems or make
decisions with outcomes benefiting the actor, and has evolved in lifeforms to adapt to
diverse environments for their survival and reproduction.
Ans: Most of intelligence is hereditary, though the specific genes underlying high
intelligence are largely unknown at this point. By adulthood, about 80% of the variance in
IQ between people is due to heredity. The rest is mainly a function of education and
epigenetic factors (mostly harmful exposures that lower IQ)
Ans: While artificial intelligence includes technologies that let computers mimic cognitive
processes such as learning and problem-solving, human intelligence is a collection of
common mental traits such as creativity, perception, and memory.
Since this can be completed rapidly, much faster than the rate a human being would be able
to perform similar work, AI systems can become experts far faster than humans, making
them incredibly effective options for any process requiring intelligent decision making.