HELPPPP ASAPPP !!!!! Artificial intelligence (AI) refers to the intelligence of machines. The term also refers to the developing field of computer science that is responsible for creating intelligent machines. Scientists and engineers are working on computer software intended to imitate the human thought process, such as learning and reasoning. A computer can already do some things better than people, such as store information, solve numerical problems, and complete repetitive tasks. Computers have been able to perform these kinds of tasks by using algorithms, which are clearly defined sets of instructions. In contrast, AI software only presents a problem to the computer, not the steps necessary to solve the problem. The computer itself determines how to solve the problem. AI programs contain two essential components. First, the computer program must contain a knowledge base that includes different types of information, such as facts, concepts, and theories. The second component is enabling the computer to draw inferences, which means that the computer can form a conclusion based on facts and knowledge. In this scenario, a computer with AI intelligence is presented with a problem to be solved. The computer then searches its knowledge base for specific conditions or patterns that fit the problem to be solved. This ability of AI programs to solve a problem based on facts rather than on a fixed series of steps is what mimics the thought process of a human brain. Whether or not a computer can really think is still up for debate, even though there are numerous examples of machines that can be said to resemble human intelligence. For example, IBM developed Deep Blue, a chess-playing computer that defeated Garry Kasparov in 1997. However, even these kinds of computer programs are limited because they can only do what they have been programmed to do. Most scientists and researchers agree that machines currently lack the subtlety and range of human thought. However, as AI technology develops, more questions and debate will surely arise. The most important issue going forward is how AI technology can best serve the humans who created it. What does the author assume about the intended audience of the article? A. that readers are unfamiliar with computer programs B. that readers are capable of performing algorithms C. that readers are capable of programming computers D. that readers are new to the concept of AI programs

Answer:

D. That the readers are new to the concept of AI

Explanation:

Answer:

D

Explanation:

Plato

AND OBJECTS
ACTIVITY
1. Choose the correct word from the brackets to complete
the sentences.
a) Agnes is wearing a
uniform. (brain, brow
b) Nakato is a very
girl. (kindly, kind)
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man is my father. (toll, tall)
) All my sisters are
(sin, thin
Your teacher hates pupils with
handwriting.
(bud, bad)
bad
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The shawm was perhaps the most popular double reed instrument of the Renaissance period. True False

Write a poem about the changes in your life. ( Just write it with either real or fake changes in YOUR life. Im new to this school so they wont know its not about me.)

I don’t no nun someone help me with this English stuff

should people be required to show proof of vaccination in order to enter certain places such as restaurants or movie theaters

What is the meaning synonyms​

Which answer has an independent clause but no dependent clause?

A) Stopping by woods on a snowy evening, watching for Frosty.

B) Despite Keaton’s stone-faced expression, we laughed till we cried.

C) The apparent leader of the loudest group suddenly called for quiet.

help please
Aristotle explained that we can only persuade our listeners in three ways. witch of the following is NOT one of these ways?

A: we persuade our listeners by the logic in the argument itself using either inductive or deductive approach.

B: We persuade our listeners when they belive the speaker is credible

C: We persuade our listeners by incorporating hyperbole and emotional coercion in the argument.

D: We persuade our listeners when we use emotionally charged words that are meaningful and moving.

Refer to the Of Their Voyage and How They passed the Sea, and of Their Safe Arrival at Cape Cod" section from Of Plymouth Plantation,

According to Bradford, what was the result of the young seaman's disrespectful attitude toward passengers who were ill?
A. God punished the seaman for his cruelty by inflicting him with a sickness so serious that he did not recover.
B. The passengers complained to the ship's officers, who corrected the seaman for his rude behavior.
C. The seaman came to regret his actions when he caught the same disease the passengers suffered from.
D. God sent a fierce storm that washed the seaman overboard, just as he wished would happen to the passengers.​

Let’s go out .It______any more ( not,rain)

11. Katrina plays the piano at her church, and Charles leads the singing.
Complete Dependent Clause.
Sentence Structure Type.
A simple
B. compound
C. complex
D. compound-complex

Practice Writing
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English 11B 2018-2019: Argumentative Essay
In this lesson you will be writing an argumentative essay Follow this prompt to begin drafting your paragraph In "Cleaning the Henhouse."
the Op-Ed columnist Nicholas D. Kristof writes: Inspections of lowa poultry farms linked to the salmonella outbreak have prompted
headlines about infestations with maggots and rodents. But the larger truth is industrial agriculture is itself unhealthy Repeated studies
have found that cramming hens into small cages results in more eggs with salmonella than in cage-free operations. As a trade journal,
World Poultry, acknowledged in May. "Salmonella thrives in cage housing Industrial operations - essentially factories of meat and eggs -
excel at manufacturing cheap food for the supermarket But there is evidence that this model is economically viable only because it
passes on health costs to the public - in the form of occasional salmonella, antibiotic-resistant diseases, polluted waters, food poisoning
and possibly certain cancers. That's why the president's cancer panel this year recommended that consumers turn to organic food if
possible - a stunning condemnation of our food system. Students. Tell us what you think about this issue. Do you agree with Mr. Kristof
that news like this should be a wake-up call to reform commercial farming? How aware are you, in general, of where your food comes
from and how it was produced?

Read the excerpt from Poe's "The Fall of the House of Usher."
Shaking this off with a gasp and a struggle, l uplifted myself upon the pillows, and, peering earnestly within the
intense darkness of the chamber, hearkened -- know not why, except that an instinctive spirit prompted me
to
certain low and indefinite sounds which came, through the pauses of the storm, at long intervals, knew not
whence. Overpowered by an intense sentiment of horror, unaccountable yet unendurable, threw on my clothes
with haste.
Which word from this excerpt could be used to argue that the narrator is unreliable?
"Shaking" suggests the narrator's nervousness.
O "Struggle" suggests the narrator's weakness.
"Indefinite" suggests the narrator's lack of knowledge.
"Overpowered" suggests the narrator's lack of control.

The plot of “Seventh Grade” is driven forward mostly by Victor’s feelings about school. behavior in French class. desire to impress Teresa. friendship with Michael.

PLEASE HELPP! 30 POINTS What point of view is used in “Was It a Dream?” How would a different point of view change your understanding of the character? In one to two paragraphs, explain your answer.

EXERCISE 1. Put the verbs in the correct form.
1. Their friends (meet) ______________ Mary at the party last night.
2. My father (go) ______________ to England next week.
3. Nam (not / come) ______________ to English class last night.
4. His father (cook) ______________ a meal tomorrow evening.
5. Would you mind if I (open) ______________ the front door? – Please do.
6. Many tickets (sell) ______________ by Mr. Leo tomorrow.
7. Do you mind if I (play) ______________ your guitar? - Sure. Go ahead.
8. Do you mind (tell) ______________ me how to write a book report?
9. Her father goes to Hanoi so as (take) ______________ part in an important event.
10. Would you mind (finish) ______________ the work yourself? - No problem.
11. The doorbell rang while Tom (watch) ______________ television.
12. Anna and Susan were cooking dinner when Martin (arrive) ______________ home.
13. The light (go) ______________ out while we were having dinner.
14. The students (take) ________________ the final test at 3 o’clock last Tuesday.
15. It was too late, so they decided (stay) ________________ at a hotel.
16. I suggest (buy) ________________ some books for the poor children.
17. I will finish (paint) ________________ the house by the end of the week.
18. Jane hopes (become) ________________ a lawyer in the future.
19. Black Panther (not, find) ________________ a new job yet.
20. The girls (finish) ________________ all the homework already.
21. Mr. Minh goes to school in order (meet) ______________ his son’s teacher.

which of the following is a sentence fragment?
a. the city of venice is home to many traditional arts and crafts
b. one of venice’s most elegant exports is glassware
c. art studies bustling, and cloth and glass factories
d. venetian chandeliers and other glass products are very fine quality

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I wish I ...............as tall as tall as my mother. a. was ination' nearly means b. am c. is​

you
have
won
a
scholar ship
to study abroad
write
a
letter
to your
friend
telling him her at least two
thing
that
you will
miss
While
things
away​

Read the following excerpt from String by Alice Childress:
L. V. CRAIG. (Laughs.) You know one thing, man? Now that
I got my bread back... I tell you this much. If I took
somethin' I sure in hell would keep it. Don't never chicken
out! Big enough to do it... go on and see it through. You
sure ain' no thief... you jus' a rascal.
Which statement best explains how the author uses symbolism in this
excerpt?

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Hi mates
There is elocution for me tomorrow,
but I don't want to participate in that
how do I escape from that?
plz give any idea​ ASAP!

The main focus of the essay is that authors a journey to becoming a literate. Who else is going through a similar “journey”, and what are the results? provide at least three examples from the text to support your response your response should be at least 100 words

What does the word ethereal mean in the phrase "grew more ethereal as they rose"? In the scarlet letter

4 Rearrange these words in alphabetical order. birthday wakes early gifts downstairs books sweater puppy lost found X dolla best happy ir teacher​

what do you mean by hobbies?​

somebody has phoned them change it into passive

how to treat animals?​

The author uses a word that means "a brief venture into a new field" in the text. Choose the word in the paragraph that MOST CLOSELY matches this meaning.


Over the past 50 years, American and Soviet scientists have utilized the animal world for testing. Despite losses, these animals have taught the scientists a tremendous amount more than could have been learned without them. Without animal testing in the early days of the human space program, the Soviet and American programs could have suffered great losses of human life. These animals performed a service to their respective countries that no human could or would have performed. They gave their lives and/or their service in the name of technological advancement, paving the way for humanity's many forays into space.