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  1. Question 1
    Which 1956 workshop is generally credited with introducing the term artificial intelligence as a research field?
    • A.
      The Dartmouth Summer Research Project
    • B.
      The Macy Conferences on cybernetics
    • C.
      The Lovelace Symposium on computing
    • D.
      The Bletchley Park codebreaking program
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    Correct answer:

    • A.
      The Dartmouth Summer Research Project

    Explanation

    The Dartmouth Summer Research Project, proposed by John McCarthy and colleagues, is where the term artificial intelligence was adopted for the field. The Macy Conferences are the tempting distractor, since they shaped cybernetics and early thinking about machines, but they did not coin the term. The Lovelace Symposium and Bletchley Park are not associated with founding AI as a discipline.
  2. Question 2
    A large language model stores a verified copy of every fact on the internet and checks each answer against it before responding.
    • A.
      True
    • B.
      False
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    Correct answer:

    • B.
      False

    Explanation

    Large language models learn statistical patterns from text and generate responses token by token, rather than checking a stored database of verified facts. This is why they can produce fluent but incorrect answers. The statement is false.
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