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AI-101

Foundations of AI

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Explain what AI is and is not, follow how a program searches and reasons, and tell a real capability from a marketing claim.

Start hereNo math beyond arithmetic and no code. If you want the non-technical tour first, take AF-101 and come back.

8 hours total5 Chapters20 Lessons1 Exams3 CreditsFREE
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Take a position on Foundations of AI. The AI counselor argues the other side, asks you questions back, and cites a source for every fact it states. Sources listed under a reply are the pages it actually found; if none are listed, it is arguing from reasoning only. It is an AI and it can be wrong: check the sources.

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    Course Syllabus

    8h total

    Practice

    1. Write down three AI products you used this week (a map app, a spam filter, a chatbot).
    2. For each, label it narrow or general, and reactive or memory-based.
    3. Find one sentence of marketing for one of them and rewrite it as a plain description of what it does.

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    In two sentences, why is every AI system in use today narrow AI, including the chatbots?

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