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Georgia [21]
3 years ago
10

Select the correct answer.

Computers and Technology
1 answer:
Alex3 years ago
4 0

To my thinking:

If it's a humanlike AI- then her phone will speak like we speak (english and other languages) also will talk how we talk (slang and will think what is the answer is based on the problems like right now the virus, everyone thinks we going to be stuck indoors forever so the AI will think that too)

if it's a non-humanlike AI- then the AI will be like -beep beep- (and say things that the users does’t understand )

if it's a weak AI- then it would be limited or use any info, expecting the user to find it out

if it's a strong AI- then it will answer things like as there sure what they said is an answer. like a educated guess

if it's a true AI- then it will have all the answers right, no matter if the AI looked it up or not

so to my thinking- I have Siri (iPhone) and when I see the answers to see what my AI is, then I would have picked answers A and E. But if I have to chose one then I'm am going with E.

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