Introduction to AI & Machine Learning

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You'll learn to:

Understand what AI is and how modern AI tools work
Use AI assistants for writing, ideas, and problem-solving
Apply AI tools to real business and freelance tasks
Recognise the ethical limits and risks of AI

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Lesson 1 quick quiz

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Q1. Modern AI language models produce answers by… Understanding meaning like a human Predicting the most likely next words from patterns in data Searching one fixed website Guessing randomly

Q2. An AI model’s "knowledge cutoff" means it… Is always right Doesn’t know events after its training date unless it can search the web Only works offline Costs money

Q3. Which is something AI CANNOT reliably do? Draft text Guarantee all facts are accurate Translate Summarise

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