Living and Working with
Artificial Intelligence 

List various ways in which they or people around them use language to interact with computers in their daily lives.

Distinguish concepts such as speech recognition, speech generation, and question answering.

Explain how speech recognition works

Explain what waveforms and spectrograms are and why they are important for computers to understand speech..

Explain the components of the human vocal tract.

Give examples of how knowledge is used to disambiguate speech, e.g., disambiguating homophones based on context.

Explain what a parse tree is, and list some parts of speech.

Describe different types of queries that Google can answer.

Explain the notion of semantic feature space

Given a semantic feature space, determine where a word should be located in that space

Demonstrate how to solve analogy problems using vector arithmetic

Explain how computers represent the meaning of language.

Understand that word-at-a-time translation doesn't work. Explain how computers grasp the meaning of entire sentences.

Explain what sentiment analysis is.

Look at a piece of text and point out words or phrases that will likely lead a sentiment analysis program to conclude that the sentiment is positive or negative.

Create a Scratch-based project using sentiment analysis blocks

Explain how we have conversations with computers, rather than single queries.

Understand the different uses for chat bots and their limitations.