a. No; he wisely steered clear of this.
b. No; Not how we recognize it, but can they do it at all.
c. No; it doesn't matter according to Turing.
d. Yes; *YES!
a. No; * No, just the opposite.
b. Yes; *YES!
c. No; Computers are better at high-level
cognitive tasks, requiring mathematical or logical reasoning.
d. No; some would argue this, but we disagree.
a. No; * No, not true.
b. No; Nothing is more complex than the neural system in the human
brain.
c. Yes; *YES!
d. No; not true.
a. No; it didn't, Eliza followed a system based on a preprogrammed
list of keywords.
b. No; it wasn't intended to demonstrate this.
c. No; it tried but....
d. Yes; *YES!
a. Yes; *YES!
b. No; they don't really apply here.
c. No; they don't really apply here.
d. No; they don't really apply here.
a. No; PROLOG stands for programming in logic.
b. No; PROLOG stands for programming in logic.
c. Yes; *YES!
d. No; PROLOG stands for programming in logic.
a. No; Nope.
b. Yes; *YES!
c. No; Nope.
d. No; Nope.
a. No; this IS a reason.
b. No; this IS a reason.
c. Yes; there are a variety of ways to handle the large volume of
data required to represent an image.
d. No; this IS a reason.
a. No; not true.
b. No; not true.
c. Yes; *YES!
d. No; not true.
a. No; this IS a motivating factor.
b. Yes; *YES!
c. No; this IS a motivating factor.
d. No; this IS a motivating factor.