WGU D469 CERTIFICATION EVALUATION
EXAMS SOLVED QUESTIONS STUDY GUIDE
GUARANTEED TO PASS
◉ intelligence. Answer: the ability to understand, apply knowledge,
and solve complex problems
◉ rationality. Answer: the ability to make sound decisions
◉ Turing test. Answer: a thought experiment that decides a
computer's ability to respond as a human
◉ natural language processing. Answer: a computer's ability to
communicate in human language
◉ knowledge representation. Answer: the ability to store information
◉ automated reasoning. Answer: the computer's ability to answer
questions and draw new conclusions
◉ machine learning (ML). Answer: the field of study that gives
computers the ability to learn from data without being explicitly
programmed
,◉ total Turing test. Answer: evaluates a machine's intelligence by
assessing its ability to not only communicate in natural language but
also perceive and interact with the physical world and become
indistinguishable from a human
◉ computer vision. Answer: a field of computer science that focuses
on enabling computers to find and understand objects and people in
images and videos
◉ robotics. Answer: the ability to manipulate and move objects
◉ dualism. Answer: posits the existence of two distinct and
independent realities
◉ empiricism. Answer: emphasizes knowledge acquisition through
sensory experiences and observations
◉ induction. Answer: involves drawing general conclusions from
specific observations
◉ AI observation sentence. Answer: a statement generated by an AI
system based on its analysis of data, reflecting the AI's interpretation
of observed patterns or trends
◉ legal positivism. Answer: a theory of laws where rules are created
by humans and valid based on legitimate authority
,◉ neural networks. Answer: computational models inspired by the
human brain, consisting of interconnected layers of nodes that process
and learn from data to recognize patterns and make predictions
◉ ethical artificial intelligence. Answer: considers that the study and
use of AI technologies should follow ethical rules to ensure fairness,
transparency, and accountability
◉ agent. Answer: anything that can be viewed as perceiving its
environment through sensors
◉ environment. Answer: the part that affects what an agent perceives
◉ actuators. Answer: a device that causes motion (robotic movement)
◉ percept. Answer: the content of an agent's sensors
◉ percept sequence. Answer: the history of everything an agent has
perceived
◉ agent function. Answer: maps percept sequence to actions
◉ task environment. Answer: specific setting or context in which an
AI agent operates and performs its designated tasks
, ◉ PEAS. Answer: performance, environment, actuators, sensors
◉ software agent. Answer: a computer program that acts for another
user or program in a relationship with an agent
◉ softbot. Answer: a program that issues commands within a software
environment and interprets feedback
◉ fully observable. Answer: occurs when sensors detect all aspects
that are relevant to the choice of an action
◉ partially observable. Answer: occurs when parts of a state are
missing from sensor data
◉ unobservable. Answer: when an agent has no sensors
◉ single agent. Answer: one agent performing a task
◉ multiagent. Answer: when two or more agents perform a task
together
◉ competitive. Answer: maximizes agent performance measures by
avoiding the pitfalls of predictability
◉ cooperative. Answer: allows single-space occupancy
EXAMS SOLVED QUESTIONS STUDY GUIDE
GUARANTEED TO PASS
◉ intelligence. Answer: the ability to understand, apply knowledge,
and solve complex problems
◉ rationality. Answer: the ability to make sound decisions
◉ Turing test. Answer: a thought experiment that decides a
computer's ability to respond as a human
◉ natural language processing. Answer: a computer's ability to
communicate in human language
◉ knowledge representation. Answer: the ability to store information
◉ automated reasoning. Answer: the computer's ability to answer
questions and draw new conclusions
◉ machine learning (ML). Answer: the field of study that gives
computers the ability to learn from data without being explicitly
programmed
,◉ total Turing test. Answer: evaluates a machine's intelligence by
assessing its ability to not only communicate in natural language but
also perceive and interact with the physical world and become
indistinguishable from a human
◉ computer vision. Answer: a field of computer science that focuses
on enabling computers to find and understand objects and people in
images and videos
◉ robotics. Answer: the ability to manipulate and move objects
◉ dualism. Answer: posits the existence of two distinct and
independent realities
◉ empiricism. Answer: emphasizes knowledge acquisition through
sensory experiences and observations
◉ induction. Answer: involves drawing general conclusions from
specific observations
◉ AI observation sentence. Answer: a statement generated by an AI
system based on its analysis of data, reflecting the AI's interpretation
of observed patterns or trends
◉ legal positivism. Answer: a theory of laws where rules are created
by humans and valid based on legitimate authority
,◉ neural networks. Answer: computational models inspired by the
human brain, consisting of interconnected layers of nodes that process
and learn from data to recognize patterns and make predictions
◉ ethical artificial intelligence. Answer: considers that the study and
use of AI technologies should follow ethical rules to ensure fairness,
transparency, and accountability
◉ agent. Answer: anything that can be viewed as perceiving its
environment through sensors
◉ environment. Answer: the part that affects what an agent perceives
◉ actuators. Answer: a device that causes motion (robotic movement)
◉ percept. Answer: the content of an agent's sensors
◉ percept sequence. Answer: the history of everything an agent has
perceived
◉ agent function. Answer: maps percept sequence to actions
◉ task environment. Answer: specific setting or context in which an
AI agent operates and performs its designated tasks
, ◉ PEAS. Answer: performance, environment, actuators, sensors
◉ software agent. Answer: a computer program that acts for another
user or program in a relationship with an agent
◉ softbot. Answer: a program that issues commands within a software
environment and interprets feedback
◉ fully observable. Answer: occurs when sensors detect all aspects
that are relevant to the choice of an action
◉ partially observable. Answer: occurs when parts of a state are
missing from sensor data
◉ unobservable. Answer: when an agent has no sensors
◉ single agent. Answer: one agent performing a task
◉ multiagent. Answer: when two or more agents perform a task
together
◉ competitive. Answer: maximizes agent performance measures by
avoiding the pitfalls of predictability
◉ cooperative. Answer: allows single-space occupancy
