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(ARTIBA CHPT 1) ARTIBA ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE ENGINEER
CERTIFICATION EXAM 2026 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS| ACE YOUR GRADES.
Total Turing Test - correct answer -Adds in elements of vision and
movement to the test.
Cognitive modeling - correct answer -Simulating the human
thinking process.
Rationality - correct answer -Doing the right thing given a
circumstance.
Performance measure for rational Agent - correct answer -
shortsighted: the degree of success of completing the task.
Wider: There may not be a provably "correct" way to complete
task.
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General Problem Solver. - correct answer -Created by Herbert
Simon, J.C. Shaw, and Allen Newell. They created Information
Processing Language (IPL). It was a graph. It could do many
things that were well-defined (chess, mathematics) but couldn't
solve all problems. Too computationally complex.
Graph Source - correct answer -Starting node
Graph Sink - correct answer -Ending node
GPS Source - correct answer -Axioms
GPS sink - correct answer -Conclusion
Structuring a GPS problem - correct answer -1. Define the goal
(task)
2. Define the preconditions (needs to complete)
3. Define the operators.
(ARTIBA CHPT 1) ARTIBA ARTIFICIAL
INTELLIGENCE ENGINEER
CERTIFICATION EXAM 2026 QUESTIONS
AND ANSWERS| ACE YOUR GRADES.
Total Turing Test - correct answer -Adds in elements of vision and
movement to the test.
Cognitive modeling - correct answer -Simulating the human
thinking process.
Rationality - correct answer -Doing the right thing given a
circumstance.
Performance measure for rational Agent - correct answer -
shortsighted: the degree of success of completing the task.
Wider: There may not be a provably "correct" way to complete
task.
, Page | 2
General Problem Solver. - correct answer -Created by Herbert
Simon, J.C. Shaw, and Allen Newell. They created Information
Processing Language (IPL). It was a graph. It could do many
things that were well-defined (chess, mathematics) but couldn't
solve all problems. Too computationally complex.
Graph Source - correct answer -Starting node
Graph Sink - correct answer -Ending node
GPS Source - correct answer -Axioms
GPS sink - correct answer -Conclusion
Structuring a GPS problem - correct answer -1. Define the goal
(task)
2. Define the preconditions (needs to complete)
3. Define the operators.
