Replicate exisiting findings or models 

Based on your personal interest, please choose and replicate ONE of the following studies. You can replicate 2 core figures/tables

1.1 Embodied Cognition

1.1.1 Thelen, E., Schöner, G., Scheier, C., & Smith, L. B. (2001). The dynamics of embodiment: A field theory of infant perseverative reaching. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 24(1), 1-86.

1.2 Instructed Learning

1.2.1 Biele, G., Rieskamp, J., & Gonzalez, R. (2009). Computational models for the combination of advice and individual learning. Cognitive Science, 33(2), 206-242.

1.2.2 Doll, B. B., Jacobs, W. J., Sanfey, A. G., & Frank, M. J. (2009). Instructional control of reinforcement learning: A behavioral and neurocomputational investigation. Brain Research, 1299, 74–94.

python is nowadays the most popular programming language but you can say it is the fastest growing programming language nowadays. The concept of python came into picture in 1989 and even java was you know the concept of java or python i 'll pronounce it as python right okay now see python is being used right now the main areas are machine learning data science artificial intelligence. White has become so popular because first thing is it is easy to learn easy to understand and it has wide range of applications i have told you in how many areas almost in every area it 's been used in almost every area. The big giants companies are using this language maybe the main language or supportive type of language as a support language. python is multi-paradigm language it is general purpose language almost in every field for making everything you can use this language. python is interpreted language without compiled language and is open source so that is why it is having a huge community and rich library many ill you know inbuilt packages modules functions.

The main areas where Python is being used are in software development, web development, data science,, artificial intelligence,, game development, and mobile apps..NK] Big giants companies are using Python as a support language in their research and development fields.. [UNK] is an easy to-understand, relatively low-level language that is suited for data analysis, software, development,, and game programming..NK] also has a wide range of applications in fields like artificial intelligence and machine learning.. 1.. Python is a general purpose, interpreted language. 2.. Python has a rich library with many preexisting functions and modules that can be used in programs without having to write them from scratch. 3.. Python is a popular language for data science and machine learning due to its built-in libraries and modules.. 4. Python has a large community of developers who can answer questions and help you out if you are struggling with using. It.

There are lots of career opportunities for this in this field for this language. There are many career opportunities and average salary is also high like it 's from 8 to 12 per nm so that is why it is so popular and i'm sure you are aware about now this language some features who are using it the application areas of python and all. In the next video we will see history of this language first.

An organization is considering a BYOD standard to support remote working. The first iteration of the solution will utilize only approved collaboration applications and the ability to move corporate data between those applications. The security team has concerns about the following:

✑ Unstructured data being exfiltrated after an employee leaves the organization

✑ Data being exfiltrated as a result of compromised credentials

✑ Sensitive information in emails being exfiltrated

Which of the following solutions should the security team implement to mitigate the risk of data loss?

1. Mobile device management, remote wipe, and data loss detection
2. Conditional access, DoH, and full disk encryption
3. Mobile application management, MFA, and DRM
4. Certificates, DLP, and geofencing

CSC-40045
Distributed Intelligent Systems
Practical 1: Machine Intelligence
Since Alan Turing's proposed test for machine intelligence in 19501, many AI-inspired computer
programs and Chatbots have been written with a view to behaving (or conversating) intelligently,
and of course, to pass the Turing test. ELIZA (by Joseph Weizenbaum, 1966) has continued to be
one of such popular programs.
[Try ELIZA from http://psych.fullerton.edu/mbirnbaum/psych101/Eliza.htm].
Others that have won The Loebner Prize (1990 - ) include ALICE (Artificial Linguistic Internet
Computer Entity, ), Mitsuku ( etc.
(see also and a collection of
chatbots on https://www.chatbots.org/)
Complete the following tasks for Part 1.1 of the coursework assessment:
Q1.1 [30%]. Choose and test at least TWO fairly advanced Chatbots from those available on the
Internet and describe the characteristics (or "personality") of each. Supplement this
by reading a transcript of “dialogues with colourful personalities of early AI”
(attached Chatbots_dialogues with colorful personalities of early ai.pdf.) Comment
on how these programs can PASS or FAIL the Turing test.
Q1.2 [20%]. Based on your observations from the Chatbot conversations or otherwise, would you
consider the Turing test to be an adequate measure of machine intelligence? Explain
your reasons thoroughly (Read: some criticisms of the Turing Test in Luger (Chapter
1 on KLE)2 & its Wikipedia entry)).
Q1.3 [30%]. Futuristic science fiction in movies has provided a lot of speculation over what AI can
achieve. Choose an AI-based character or robot from a fictional movie and describe
their intelligent behaviours or actions (e.g., Sonny in I, Robot; or a similarly advanced
fictional AI character.). Comment briefly on why their reasoning is not always correct.
Q1.4 [20%]. Discuss two potentially negative effects on society of the development of artificial
intelligence techniques.
Answers for each question should not exceed 150 words.