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An AI system can only be called AI if it thinks and feels like a person.
Which of these is the best description of what an AI system produces?
Why did many AI researchers move from hand-writing rules to machine learning?
In what year was the summer research project on 'artificial intelligence' at Dartmouth College proposed to take place?
What did Alan Turing propose in 1950 instead of trying to define whether machines can 'think'?
According to the Stanford AI Index 2026, an AI system reached gold-medal level at the 2025 International Mathematical Olympiad, yet the best model tested read analogue clocks correctly only about half the time.
What was the status of the central idea in the 1955 Dartmouth proposal — that every feature of intelligence can in principle be described precisely enough for a machine to simulate it?
Name any three of the seven characteristics NIST lists for trustworthy AI systems, and explain in one sentence why they must be balanced rather than maximised one at a time.
