UGA MIST 2090 A+ COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND VERIFIED
ANSWERS FOR PRACTICE ALL PASSED LATEST UPDATE
2024
Platform companies such as Alibaba, Uber, Airbnb, and Facebook are known for being:
a. Asset heavy
b. Asset light
Asset light
General Electric used crowd-based resources in the production of this type of appliance:
a. Dishwasher
b. None of these
c. Automobile
d. Icemaker
e. Refrigerator
Icemaker
McAfee and Brynjolfsson reference a joke that the factory of the future will have two employees: A
human and _____.
a. None of these
b. a crowd
c. a cat
d. a dog
e. a machine
a dog
This acronym refers to the opinion of a highly-paid decision maker in an organization
a. HIPPO
b. PLATYPUS
c. MOOSE
d. RHINO
e. None of these
HIPPO
McAfee and Brynjolfsson say that _____ is one of the earliest examples of fully-automated decision
making.
a. None of these
b. airline management
c. credit scores
d. television advertising
e. auto manufacturing
, credit scores
True or False: Rules-based approaches to AI are broadly considered to be a failure.
true
The chapter opens with a discussion about the ability of artificial intelligence technologies to play this
board game.
a. Snakes and Ladders
b. Chess
c. Monopoly
d. None of these
e. Go
Go
This "paradox" described in Ch. 1 is defined by the observation that humans know a lot of things that
they cannot easily communicate with one another.
a. Polanyi's Paradox
b. Occam's Razor
c. None of these
d. Crocodile Dilemma
e. Zeno's Paradox
Polanyi's Paradox
The "_____ effect" describes goods that become more valuable to a user as the total number of
people who use that good grows larger.
a. bloom
b. real
c. network
d. crowd
e. None of these
network
A defining property of "_____ goods" is that their demand curves interact very closely with one
another.
a. experience
b. None of these
c. fungible
d. complementary
e. information
complementary
"_____ innovation" refers to the process of creating something new and valuable not by starting from
scratch but instead by putting together in new ways things that were already there (perhaps with a
few generally novel ingredients).
ANSWERS FOR PRACTICE ALL PASSED LATEST UPDATE
2024
Platform companies such as Alibaba, Uber, Airbnb, and Facebook are known for being:
a. Asset heavy
b. Asset light
Asset light
General Electric used crowd-based resources in the production of this type of appliance:
a. Dishwasher
b. None of these
c. Automobile
d. Icemaker
e. Refrigerator
Icemaker
McAfee and Brynjolfsson reference a joke that the factory of the future will have two employees: A
human and _____.
a. None of these
b. a crowd
c. a cat
d. a dog
e. a machine
a dog
This acronym refers to the opinion of a highly-paid decision maker in an organization
a. HIPPO
b. PLATYPUS
c. MOOSE
d. RHINO
e. None of these
HIPPO
McAfee and Brynjolfsson say that _____ is one of the earliest examples of fully-automated decision
making.
a. None of these
b. airline management
c. credit scores
d. television advertising
e. auto manufacturing
, credit scores
True or False: Rules-based approaches to AI are broadly considered to be a failure.
true
The chapter opens with a discussion about the ability of artificial intelligence technologies to play this
board game.
a. Snakes and Ladders
b. Chess
c. Monopoly
d. None of these
e. Go
Go
This "paradox" described in Ch. 1 is defined by the observation that humans know a lot of things that
they cannot easily communicate with one another.
a. Polanyi's Paradox
b. Occam's Razor
c. None of these
d. Crocodile Dilemma
e. Zeno's Paradox
Polanyi's Paradox
The "_____ effect" describes goods that become more valuable to a user as the total number of
people who use that good grows larger.
a. bloom
b. real
c. network
d. crowd
e. None of these
network
A defining property of "_____ goods" is that their demand curves interact very closely with one
another.
a. experience
b. None of these
c. fungible
d. complementary
e. information
complementary
"_____ innovation" refers to the process of creating something new and valuable not by starting from
scratch but instead by putting together in new ways things that were already there (perhaps with a
few generally novel ingredients).
