AI Flashcards

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What is artificial intelligence, and how does it mimic human intelligence?

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AI mimics human intelligence by learning, reasoning, and solving problems using data, algorithms, and computational power.

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What are the three core components of AI?

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Data, algorithms, and computational power are essential for AI systems to function and improve.

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How does Ray Kurzweil’s Law of Accelerating Returns explain AI’s rapid progress?

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It explains that technological progress, including AI, grows exponentially as computing power becomes cheaper and faster.

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What are OpenAI’s five stages of AI development?

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They are Chatbots, Reasoners, Agents, Innovators, and Organizations.

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What defines Stage 1 (Chatbots) of AI, and what are some examples?

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Stage 1 AI performs conversational tasks, like ChatGPT or customer service bots.

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What is Stage 2 (Reasoners), and how do models like GPT-4.5 and DeepSeek-R1 exemplify it?

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Reasoners analyze patterns, infer meaning, and solve complex problems, as seen in GPT-4.5 and DeepSeek-R1.

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What is Stage 3 (Agents), and how do autonomous agents function?

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Stage 3 agents act independently to complete tasks, such as OpenAI’s enterprise agents.

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Why does OpenAI charge $200/month for its AI agents, and who uses them?

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The $200 fee grants access to powerful AI for businesses and developers to automate complex tasks.

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What challenges must AI overcome to reach Stage 4 (Innovators) and Stage 5 (Organizations)?

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AI must learn to innovate and collaborate autonomously, which requires breakthroughs in reasoning and resource management.

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What is the current global stage of AI development according to OpenAI?

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The world is at Stage 3, with AI agents performing autonomous tasks but not innovating independently.

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What is GPT-4.5, and how does it differ from GPT-3.5?

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GPT-4.5 offers better reasoning, accuracy, and efficiency than GPT-3.5.

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What is DeepSeek-V3 (深思V3), and what makes it energy-efficient and scalable?

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DeepSeek-V3 is an open-source AI model designed for cost-efficiency and reduced energy consumption.

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What does it mean that DeepSeek-V3 is open source?

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It means its code and technical report are publicly available for replication and development.

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If DeepSeek-V3 is open source, can anyone replicate it?

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Yes, but replication may require significant computational resources and funding.

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How does the cost of reproducing DeepSeek-V3 compare to similar AI models?

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Reproducing DeepSeek-V3 could cost millions of dollars, similar to other advanced models.

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Why are NVIDIA GPUs crucial for AI, and how do they accelerate training?

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NVIDIA GPUs provide parallel processing power, enabling faster AI training and deployment.

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What role do Huawei’s AI chips play in addressing China’s GPU shortages?

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Huawei’s AI chips offer alternatives to NVIDIA GPUs, especially as China faces export restrictions.

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How does data availability impact AI development in the US and China?

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Data abundance in China aids large-scale AI, while the US focuses on curated, high-quality datasets.

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What role do algorithms play in AI, and how are they evolving in 2025?

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Algorithms determine how AI learns and adapts, with continuous improvements in efficiency and scalability.

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How does computational power determine the limits of AI systems like GPT-4.5 and DeepSeek?

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Computational power sets the ceiling for the size, speed, and capabilities of AI models.

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What is the difference between the US and China’s strategies for AI development?

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The US invests in proprietary innovation, while China emphasizes open-source scalability and global adoption.

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Why does the US focus on proprietary innovation while China emphasizes open-source AI?

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The US aims for technological leadership through breakthroughs, while China seeks influence via accessibility and scale.

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What is Project Stargate, and how does it integrate AI into space exploration and defense?

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Project Stargate is a US initiative combining AI with space exploration and military applications.

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How does OpenAI’s reliance on Microsoft influence its business model?

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Microsoft provides funding and infrastructure, allowing OpenAI to scale operations and focus on research.

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Who backs DeepSeek (深思), and what is the role of High-Flyer Quant (幻方量化)?
DeepSeek is supported by High-Flyer Quant, a hedge fund founded by Liang Wenfeng.
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How does China leverage open-source AI to gain influence in developing markets?
China’s free AI tools help developing countries adopt technology while strengthening China’s global AI presence.
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What industries in China are transformed by AI, such as logistics or surveillance?
Industries like logistics (Alibaba) and surveillance rely on AI to enhance efficiency and monitoring.
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What is Alibaba’s logistics AI, and how does it enhance supply chains?
Alibaba uses AI to optimize warehousing, shipping routes, and delivery systems.
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What is Baidu’s Apollo (百度阿波罗), and how does it advance autonomous driving?
Baidu’s Apollo develops autonomous vehicles and smart mobility solutions, driving innovation in transportation.
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How does geopolitical tension between the US and China impact the global AI race?
Trade restrictions and competition drive innovation but create barriers in collaboration and technology sharing.
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What is the projected $15 trillion economic impact of AI by 2030?
AI is expected to boost productivity, create new industries, and transform existing ones by 2030.
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What industries are most likely to experience disruption from AI?
Industries like manufacturing, healthcare, logistics, and finance are set to be transformed by AI.
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How does AI increase productivity in manufacturing and logistics?
AI automates repetitive tasks, improves accuracy, and reduces costs in production and supply chains.
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What are the ethical concerns surrounding AI in surveillance technologies?
AI-powered surveillance raises issues of privacy, misuse, and authoritarian control, especially in China.
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Why does DeepSeek prioritize energy-efficient AI models for developing markets?
Energy-efficient AI reduces costs, making it accessible to resource-constrained regions.
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How does open-source AI democratize access to technology globally?
Open-source AI allows developers worldwide to innovate and build on existing models without high barriers to entry.
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What is the role of collaboration between the US and China in shaping AI ethics?
Joint efforts in ethics could lead to global standards despite geopolitical competition.
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What is Kai-Fu Lee’s (李开复) perspective on AI’s impact compared to electricity?
Kai-Fu Lee states that AI will have a greater societal and economic impact than electricity.
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What does it mean to describe AI as an “alien intelligence landing on Earth”?
It suggests AI is an unprecedented force reshaping the world, unfamiliar yet transformative.
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How might AI reshape jobs, productivity, and society in the next three years?
AI will automate tasks, create new industries, and challenge current job structures, leading to both growth and disruption.