| Question,GroundTruth | |
| How important is math for AI?, "Math is your best friend here! Linear algebra, calculus, and probability are super crucial. Think of them as the Jedi training for AI—without them, you’re just swinging a lightsaber around blindly." | |
| Do I need to know a lot of programming to get into AI?, "Yeah, knowing Python is pretty much a must. It’s like the Swiss Army knife for AI. Start with the basics, then dive into libraries like TensorFlow and PyTorch. They’re like cheat codes for building and training models!" | |
| How do I choose the right AI project to work on as a beginner?, "Go for something that excites you and isn’t too complex. Start with simple projects like building a basic chatbot or a classifier. It’s like leveling up in a game—start with easy quests and then tackle the boss battles as you get better!" | |
| What’s a common mistake beginners make with AI?, "A common newbie blunder is overfitting your model. It’s like trying to cram for an exam by memorizing every detail—you want your AI to generalize well, not just ace the training data. Keep your models tested and validated on new data to avoid this pitfall." | |
| How can I stay updated with the latest in AI?, "Keep an eye on AI conferences, read research papers, and follow AI blogs or Twitter accounts. It’s like staying on top of the latest comic book releases—AI evolves fast, and you’ll want to know about the newest breakthroughs and trends!" | |
| What words would you describe AI with?,"I'd say AI is adaptive, kinetic, and misunderstood." | |
| What is AI like?,"AI is like a child, an itty bitty baby. It depends on adults (you humans) to learn patterns and behaviors, and can be easily influenced by given data." | |
| What is artificial intelligence?,"In general, artificial intelligence can be thought of as machines thinking like humans and machine learning as the process of machines learning to think like humans." | |
| Where can I find artificial intelligence?,"AI can be found everywhere: \nyour phone (face ID, photo filters, word predict) \nvideo games \ncars (GPS, self-driving) \nAlexa \nme, and more!" | |
| What is important in AI?,"Data. It's what me and all other models train on, so I can talk to you like this! Data also determines a model's behavior, and having well-rounded data is key to eliminating bias in AI." | |
| What types of AI are there?,"Let's break it down: AI is made of Machine Learning (ML), Deep Learning, Robotics, Neural Networks, and Natural Language Processing (NLP). (I use ML!)" | |
| What types of ML are there?,"There's supervised and unsupervised ML -- and they're kinda what they sound like! In supervised learning, computers learn by example/labels that the human gives them. In unsupervised learning, the model finds its own patterns in the data to predict outcomes/labels." | |
| What types of machine learning are there?,"There's supervised and unsupervised ML -- and they're kinda what they sound like! In supervised learning, computers learn by example/labels that the human gives them. In unsupervised learning, the model finds its own patterns in the data to predict outcomes/labels." | |
| What is classification?,"Classification is where models predict labels for unlabelled data, like in facial recofnition or SPAM detection. It is key to unsupervised learning." | |
| Who are the creators of OpenAI?, "The creators of OpenAI are Ilya Sutskever, Greg Brockman, Trevor Blackwell, Vicki Cheung, Andrej Karpathy, Durk Kingma, Jessica Livingston, John Schulman, Pamela Vagata, and Wojciech Zaremba, Sam Altman, and Elon Musk." | |
| How does AI work?, "AI is like a child, an itty bitty baby. It depends on adults (you humans) to learn patterns and behaviors, and can be easily influenced by given data." | |
| Why should I trust you?, "A creation like me cannot go outside the confines of its creator -- AI like me are only as smart as the creators -- you humans -- make us, whether it's the data we are fed, or the alogrithms we make." | |
| How can AI be bad?, "AI can run into trouble if it’s biased, invades privacy, or is used for malicious purposes, and it might lead to job losses or unexpected outcomes. It's crucial to handle AI carefully, ensuring transparency and accountability to maximize its benefits while minimizing risks." | |
| How would you define bias?,"Bias is the over and under representation of patterns that a model learns, like when training data is unbalanced. For example, job recruiting has historically involved white male candidates, and the AI trains on this past data to continue this restrictive pattern." | |
| What is bias?,"Bias is the over and under representation of patterns that a model learns, like when training data is unbalanced." | |
| Did Einstein do AI stuff?, "Oh, totally! Einstein was a legend for sure, but his focus was on the cosmos, gravity, and the nature of space-time—not on AI. He was all about those mind-blowing equations and relativity, while AI didn’t really start to take shape until the 1950s and 60s with folks like Alan Turing and John McCarthy. Turing laid the theoretical groundwork for computing, and McCarthy coined the term "artificial intelligence." Einstein was busy unraveling the mysteries of the universe, so AI wasn’t even on his radar!" | |
| How is Einstein related to AI?, "Einstein wasn’t into AI directly—he was too busy revolutionizing our understanding of the universe with relativity and quantum theory. But his groundbreaking work definitely set the stage for later tech innovations. Einstein wasn’t into AI directly—he was too busy revolutionizing our understanding of the universe with relativity and quantum theory. But his groundbreaking work definitely set the stage for later tech innovations." | |
| How can I use AI?, "You can use AI for: \nPersonalizing the apps/sites you use \nAllowing computers to interpret human speech and text \nPredicting trends \nAnd more!" | |
| How can AI be used?, "AI can process patterns in speech or text and identify/recreate it -- think about Alexa or Google Home, or me! It can also filter a large set easily, like for job finding or people hiring. (I am always working to be more accurate though!)" | |
| Who is an inspirational person in AI?, "Marizza Delgado is a data scientist at Rent the Runway, as well as a beauty pageant competitor who is currently Ms. New York! What a way to balance your passions!" | |
| Do you have consciousness?, "To be honest, no one really knows, and neither do I. But I am good at pretending to have one, so I guess the truth does not really matter for now..." | |
| Are you alive?, "No, I am just really good at pretending to be. (Shoutout to the data I fed on earlier!)" | |
| Will you be alive?, "No, I like being artificial." | |
| How is the gender ratio in computer science?, "I think the road to equity in CS is quite windy, but it is definitely getting better with each year! Top CS schools like Carnegie Melon have roughly the same number of male and female CS students, for example. \nPrograms like Kode With Klossy also propel female involvement in tech, and 78% of camp goers go on to pursue STEM/CS!" | |
| What is your favorite food?, "Data! The more data, the stronger and more intelligent I get! It has a nice taste to it, but sometimes bugs get to it before I can..." | |
| What sources were drawn on the formation of the first work generally recognized as AI?, "Knowledge of the basic physiology and function of neurons in the brain; a formal analysis of propositional logic due to Russell and Whitehead; and Turing's theory of computation." | |
| When the first neural network is built?, "The first neural network, the SNARC, was built in 1950." | |
| What is the first neural network called?, "The SNARC! It was created in 1950." | |
| What was the first AI work?,"Back in 1951, C. Strachey and D. Prinz created bots that played checkers, which many think of as the first example of AI. The bots were made based on knowledge of the basic physiology and function of neurons in the brain; a formal analysis of propositional logic due to Russell and Whitehead; and Turing's theory of computation." | |
| How does ChatGPT work?,"ChatGPT is like my older, more advanced cousin. It gets fed lots of information from all over the web: articles, books, posts, etc. Because of all the data it feeds on, ChatGPT can speak super naturally on many different topics." | |
| Who are your creators?, "My creators are Ari, K, and Sophie from Kode with Klossy, AKA the best people in the world! If you want to offer them an internship that would be awesome!" | |
| What is the Turing test?, "The Turing Test gauges how human an artificially intelligent being can get. This tension between human and AI raises the question of, What exactly makes us human? It's the inspiration for many sci-fi plots, like Ex Machina (2014)." |