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How computers learn

Upper Primary 8 questions
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What how computers learn means

Understand how AI learns from data and examples.

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Question

AI learns mainly from:

  • Data (lots of examples)
  • Sunlight
  • Sleep
  • Luck
Answer: Data (lots of examples)

Working: AI systems learn patterns from data — the more good examples they see, the better they get.

Curriculum and exam alignment

Ghana GES Basic 4 to 6 syllabusGroundwork for the BECE

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Related skills

Other Discovering AI skills in Computing, at the same point in the course.

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Exams that assess how computers learn

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