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Which is NOT a real-world application of Generative AI?

Predicting stock market prices

Producing synthetic voices

Generating game environments

Deepfake videos

Creating virtual fashion designs

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Which AI type is best for predicting outcomes?

Reinforcement AI

Semi-supervised AI

Generative AI

Regression AI

Classification AI
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How does Generative AI differ from Classification AI?

It generates new data rather than categorizing existing data

It requires more data

It's more accurate

It's faster

It's easier to implement

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What is Generative AI primarily used for?

Optimization

Classification

Regression

Generating new data

Data labeling
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Generative AI can be used to create which of the following?

Classification categories

Regression models

Decision boundaries

New artworks and music pieces

Data labels
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If an AI system is designed to label images of cats and dogs, it is primarily a
_______ model.

Discriminative

Generative

Hybrid

Reinforcement

Unsupervised
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Which statement best describes the role of Generative AI?

It is the oldest form of AI

It is primarily used for data sorting

It is exclusively used in robotics

It focuses on generating data based on learned patterns

It is best suited for regression tasks

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In the context of AI, which model type is more concerned with the underlying
distribution of data?

Hybrid AI

Generative AI

Classification AI

Reinforcement AI

Regression AI
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Why is Generative AI considered significant in the realm of artificial
intelligence?

It can produce new, previously unseen data samples

It simplifies complex algorithms

It speeds up training processes

It exclusively works with images

It reduces the need for large datasets

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Which of the following is a direct application of Generative AI in the
entertainment industry?

Translating movie scripts

Predicting movie success

Recommending movies to users

Automating video editing

Creating realistic CGI characters

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What is the primary purpose of generative models?

None of the given options

Classifying data

Generating new data

Filtering data

Recognizing patterns
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Which model marked a significant milestone in the use of transformers in NLP?

BERT

RNN

LSTM

CNN

GAN
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Which model uses a probabilistic approach to encode and decode data?

CycleGAN

BigGAN
DCGAN

Transformer

VAE
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Which architecture is primarily associated with attention mechanisms?

RNN

GAN

CNN

Transformer

VAE
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Which pioneering research in Generative AI specifically emphasized the generation
of text sequences?

"Visualizing and Understanding Convolutional Networks"

"A Neural Algorithm of Artistic Style"

"Sequence to Sequence Learning with Neural Networks"

"DeepFace: Closing the Gap to Human-Level Performance in Face Recognition"

"Understanding Machine Learning: From Theory to Algorithms"

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Which of the following is NOT a direct application of GANs but rather an outcome of
its influence?

Image-to-Image translation

Generating realistic images

Style transfer

Reinforcement learning in game playing

Super-resolution
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Who introduced Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs)?

Yoshua Bengio

Geoffrey Hinton

Yann LeCun

Ian Goodfellow

Andrew Ng
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Which of the following research papers is foundational for Variational Autoencoders
(VAEs)?

"Auto-Encoding Variational Bayes"

"Generative Adversarial Nets"

"Deep Residual Learning for Image Recognition"

"Mastering Chess and Shogi by Self-Play"

"Attention is All You Need"

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What are the two main components of a GAN?

Input and Output

None of the given options

Generator and Discriminator

Forward and Backward

Encoder and Decoder

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In which year were Generative Adversarial Networks (GANs) first introduced?

2014

2018

2010

2012

2016
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Which of the following is NOT a direct application of the Transformer architecture?

Text summarization

Image recognition

Text translation

Question answering

Image generation
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Which model is known for its rules for creating stable and effective AI image-
makers?

VAE

DCGAN

Transformer

BigGAN

CycleGAN
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Which generative model introduced a stochastic layer that models data in a latent
space?

VAE

BigGAN

Transformer

DCGAN

CycleGAN
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Which AI model series by OpenAI, based on the Transformer architecture, is known
for generating highly coherent content?

TransformerXL

ResNet

GPT series

BERT

CycleGAN
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Which model demonstrated that using larger architectures can produce better images?

VAE

CycleGAN

BigGAN

DCGAN

Transformer
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What mechanism allows the Transformer model to weigh the importance of different
words in a sequence?

None of the given options

Recurrent Mechanism

Self-Attention Mechanism

Decoding Mechanism

Encoding Mechanism
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In the context of GANs, what is the role of the Discriminator?

To transform data

To generate data

To decode data

To distinguish between real and generated data

To encode data
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Which model can transform horse photos into zebra photos without direct comparison?

DCGAN

VAE

BigGAN

CycleGAN

Transformer
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What is the primary advantage of Transformers over RNNs in terms of processing
sequences?

None of the given options

More parameters

Faster convergence

Better attention mechanism

Parallel Processing
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What is the main innovation introduced by the "Attention Is All You Need" paper?

Introduction of CNNs

Introduction of GANs

Introduction of VAEs

Transformer architecture

Introduction of RNNs
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What is the main difference between regression and classification?

Both are the same

Classification is unsupervised

Regression is unsupervised

Regression predicts a continuous output, Classification predicts a discrete label

Regression uses labeled data, Classification doesn't

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Which of the following is NOT a common machine learning algorithm?

Support Vector Machines

Quantum Entanglement

Decision Trees

Neural Networks

K-Means Clustering
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What is the primary purpose of a loss function in training neural networks?

To speed up training

To activate neurons

To initialize weights

To define the network's architecture

To quantify the difference between predicted and actual values

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values
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Which of the following is a technique to prevent overfitting in neural networks?

Dropout

Gradient Clipping

Increasing the number of layers

Using a larger dataset

Learning Rate Adjustment

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Which activation function outputs a value between 0 and 1?

Hyperbolic Tangent (tanh)

Sigmoid

Rectified Linear Unit (ReLU)

Leaky ReLU

Linear
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Which application of ML is used to group similar items?

Clustering

Classification

Ranking

Recommendation

Regression
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Which of the following is NOT a type of machine learning?

Semi-supervised Learning

Reinforcement Learning

Supervised Learning

Recursive Learning

Unsupervised Learning
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Which component of a neural network is responsible for combining inputs and passing
them to the next layer?

Layer

Activation Function

Bias
Neuron (or Node)

Weight
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What is the primary goal of machine learning?

To design new algorithms

To allow computers to learn from data

To program explicit rules for a task

To increase computational speed

None of the given options

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In the context of neural networks, what does the term "backpropagation" refer to?

The method of adjusting weights based on the error

The forward flow of data

The initial random assignment of weights

The process of adding more layers

The activation of neurons in the hidden layer

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What is the role of the loss function in training a neural network?

To quantify the difference between predicted and actual values

To initialize the weights

To introduce non-linearity
To define the network architecture

To activate the neurons

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Which of the following is NOT a layer type in a typical neural network?

Hidden Layer

Convolutional Layer

Input Layer

Quantum Layer

Output Layer
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What is the primary purpose of backpropagation?

Data preprocessing

Adjusting weights based on the error

Activation of neurons

Initialization of weights

Forward propagation of data

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Which application of ML is used to detect unusual patterns in data?

Regression

Clustering

Ranking

Classification

Anomaly Detection
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Which function introduces non-linearity in a neural network?

Loss Function

Activation Function

Linear Function

Weight Function

Bias Function
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How is a neural network's performance typically evaluated during training?

Using the test data

Using the weights

Using a validation set

Using the training data

Using the activation functions

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In a neural network, what does a neuron compute?

The error of the network

The learning rate

The gradient of the loss

A weighted sum followed by an activation function

A fixed value
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In which type of ML does an agent learn by interacting with an environment?

Reinforcement Learning

Clustering

Unsupervised Learning

Regression

Supervised Learning
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Which of the following is a common activation function in neural networks?

Bias Activation

Weighted Sum

Linear Function

ReLU (Rectified Linear Unit)

Polynomial Function
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Which of the following is a challenge in training deep neural networks?

Too few neurons

Vanishing/Exploding gradients

Small datasets

Linear activation functions

All neurons activating at once

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If a model is better at distinguishing between classes rather than generating data,

it is likely a _______.
Bayesian model

Likelihood model

Generative model

Discriminative model

Joint probability model

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In which application might you use a VAE for generating new, coherent samples?

Speech recognition

Time series forecasting

Image classification

Designing virtual fashion items

Text translation
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What is the primary role of autoencoders in generative modeling?

Data classification

Data compression and reconstruction

Clustering

Image recognition

Regression
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Why are autoencoders considered generative models?
They are only used for image data

They can reconstruct and generate data similar to the input

They are used for supervised learning

They always reduce data dimensionality

They are a type of neural network

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Which application does NOT typically use VAEs?

Anomaly detection in industrial equipment

Medical imaging enhancement

Fashion design

Face generation for video games

Text summarization
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In the context of Variational Autoencoders (VAEs), what does variational inference
help achieve?

Improved image resolution

Faster training speeds

Direct computation of posterior distributions

Approximation of complex posterior distributions

Reduction of model parameters

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Which component of the VAE loss function ensures the latent variables adhere to a
standard distribution?

Absolute error

Mean squared error

Hinge loss

Cross-entropy

KL divergence
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What does VAE stand for?

Variational Autoencoder

Vectorized Autoencoder

None of the given options

Variable Autoencoder

Virtual Autoencoder
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Which of the following is NOT a type of autoencoder?

Supervised autoencoder

Variational autoencoder

Sparse autoencoder

Denoising autoencoder

Contractive autoencoder
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Reparameterization trick is used to...

None of the given options

Speed up training

Deal with the non-differentiability of sampling in VAEs

Reduce model size

Improve model accuracy
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Why is the reparameterization trick crucial in training VAEs?

It reduces the model's complexity

It allows backpropagation through stochastic nodes

It speeds up the training process

It reduces the need for labeled data

It increases the model's accuracy

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Which of the following is NOT a typical use case for VAEs?

Face generation for video games

Real-time speech translation

Fashion design

Anomaly detection in industrial equipment

Medical imaging enhancement

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How do VAEs differ from traditional autoencoders?

VAEs are faster

VAEs are more accurate

VAEs are simpler

VAEs introduce randomness via a probabilistic layer

VAEs use supervised learning
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Which optimization technique is commonly used with VAEs?

Genetic algorithms

Principal component analysis

None of the given options

Simulated annealing

Stochastic gradient descent (SGD)

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Why is variational inference used in VAEs?

To approximate intractable posterior distributions

To speed up training

To improve model accuracy

None of the given options

To reduce model size

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Autoencoders primarily focus on which aspect of data?

Classification

Generation

Reconstruction

Filtering

Clustering
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In which application might VAEs be used to enhance image quality?

Medical imaging

Text generation

Video streaming

None of the given options

Social media photo filters

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What do VAEs use to generate a distribution over latent variables?

Gradient descent

Transfer learning

Variational inference

Backpropagation

None of the given options

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In which application can VAEs detect unusual patterns?

Text generation

Music composition

Face generation for video games

Fashion design

Anomaly detection in industrial equipment

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Why is the reparameterization trick important in VAEs?
It increases model efficiency

It allows backpropagation through random nodes

It reduces overfitting

It simplifies the model architecture

None of the given options

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Which of the following is a key component of the VAE loss function?

Mean squared error only

Cross-entropy only

Precision

KL divergence

Accuracy
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