CLAT 2023 · Current Affairs and General Knowledge · 7 questions
Question 1
Whose name has been replaced with ‘[1]’ in the passage above?
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A.
Alan Turing
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B.
Peter Hilton
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C.
Albert Einstein
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D.
Kurt Gödel
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Question 2
Garry Kasparov, (then) world chess champion, was defeated in 1997 by a supercomputer in a chess tournament. What was the name of this supercomputer?
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A.
Deep Mind
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B.
Deep Blue
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C.
Watson
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D.
Blue Gene
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Question 3
The Emperor’s New Mind: Concerning Computers, Minds and The Laws of Physics, published in 1989, was written by a British mathematician who won the Nobel Prize in Physics for 2020. Who was this mathematician?
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A.
Donna Strickland
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B.
Max Tegmark
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C.
Peter Higgs
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D.
Roger Penrose
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Question 4
What kind of computing model resembles the way in which biological neurons exchange signals in the human brain ?
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A.
Neural network
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B.
Cognitive computing
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C.
Natural language processing
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D.
Data mining
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Question 5
What is the full form of ‘LaMDA’?
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A.
Landing macro data Applications
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B.
Language model for dialogue Applications
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C.
Large model data Applications
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D.
Last mile dialogue Assessment
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Question 6
Meta’s newly released, fully trained large language AI model is called:
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A.
FTP
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B.
OPT
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C.
HTTP
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D.
SMTP
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Question 7
What is the name of the AI-enabled legal research assistive tool launched by the Supreme Court of India in April 2021?
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A.
SURAM
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B.
GPT-3
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C.
SUPACE
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D.
E-Courts
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