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CET313 - Introduction to AI

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CET-313 Artificial Intelligence Team-ACE

Week 1- An Introduction to Artificial Intelligence


Team Members:
1. Ei Kar Tain
2. Yoon Nadi Nay Linn
3. Myat Bhone Aung
4. Myat Su Pan
5. San Htar Yin
6. Htut Myat Oo

Task 1: Computerised Agents

Task: Remotely stack 3 objects, each rotated 180 degrees from the previous, with limited
communication between team members.
Roles and Actions:

Name Roles Actions

Ei Kar Tain 1. Makes decisions based on information collected


and Brain: from the eyes
San Htar Yin 2. Sends commands to the eyes and limbs

Yoon Nadi Nay Linn Left Eye: 1. Collect visual information on the left side

Myat Bhone Aung Right Eye: 1. Collect visual information on the right side

1. Executes commands from the brain


Myat Su Pan Left Arm: 2. Collects information from contact areas
3. Can interact with physical objects

1. Executes commands from the brain


Htut Myat Oo Right Arm: 2. Collects information from contact areas
3. Can interact with physical objects

Communication Restrictions:

• Eyes cannot think or interpret.


• Brain and arms cannot see.
• Arms also cannot hear or think.

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CET-313 Artificial Intelligence Team-ACE
Breakthrough Discussion (15 minutes):
a. Issues and Improvements:

Category Issues Improvements

1. Establish vocabulary or reference


points beforehand
1. Lack of clarity and detail in
2. Implement confirmation step for
descriptions from "eyes"
"brain" to verify understanding
2. Misinterpretations by "brain" due
with eyes and arms
to limited information
Communication 3. Allow touch signals from "arms"
3. Difficult for "arms" to provide
Challenges: to indicate success/need for
clear information
correction
4. Arms receiving ambiguous
4. Pre-define standard actions for
instructions
"arms"
5. Difficulty in team coordination
5. Dedicate short practice round
before main task

b. Simple Agent Main Components:

An ant navigating a box with scattered food to survive needs:

• Sensors (eyes, antennas) to perceive surroundings (food location)


• Brain to process information
• Limbs (legs) to move the food.

c. Limitations and Improvements of a Simple Agent:


a) Limitations of a Simple Agent:

• Relies solely on simple responses: Consider an ant in a box with scattered food. It can only
follow simple rules (e.g., move towards food, eat, transport food) and wouldn't be able to devise
a new strategy to find food in a different scenario where food is scarce
• Limited perception: The ant might only rely on its limited perception using eyes and antennas.
In a situation where its main sensor (antennas) are not working, navigation is difficult.
• Low memory: The ant can't remember past food locations or recognize patterns (e.g. food is
often found in places where X is Y). This limits its ability to learn and optimize its search for
food over time.
b) Adding Intelligence:

• Memory to learn from past experiences and recognize patterns(food locations).


• Processing power to analyze situations and make informed decisions (shortest path to food).
• Improved methods of perception (e.g. better compound eyes for visual information and a
better brain for processing this)

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CET-313 Artificial Intelligence Team-ACE
d. Defining Intelligence and Artificial Intelligence:

• Intelligence: Ability to acquire and apply knowledge and skills. Ability to adapt to new
situations.
• Artificial Intelligence (AI): Field of study focused on creating intelligent machines that can
mimic human cognitive functions like learning, problem-solving, and adaptation
AI Group Definition:
Based on our discussion, here's a possible definition of Artificial Intelligence (AI):
“Artificial Intelligence (AI) is the field of computer science focused on creating intelligent machines
that can mimic human cognitive functions like learning and problem-solving, and adaptation”
Here's a breakdown of the key aspects:

• Artificial: Created by humans, not found in nature


• Intelligence: Ability to acquire knowledge and skills, adapt to new situations, and solve
problems effectively.
• Mimic human cognitive functions: Focus on replicating human-like abilities such as
acquiring knowledge, recognizing patterns, applying knowledge, and adapting to situations
This definition emphasizes that AI is not about creating machines that are exactly like humans, but
rather about creating machines that can perform tasks that typically require human intelligence.

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