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Ans.: Data exploration is the process of analysing data to discover patterns and
gain insights using data visualization methods like graphs. It simplifies complex
data, helps in selecting AI models and makes it easy to communicate insights to
others
Q2. What role does Natural Language Processing (NLP) play in AI?
Ans.: Natural Language Processing (NLP) is a field of AI that focuses on enabling
computers to understand and process human language (spoken or written). NLP
allows AI systems to interact with humans in a natural way, making them more
user-friendly and versatile
Q3. How does rights-based ethics differ from utility-based ethics?
Ans.: Rights-based ethics prioritize individual rights and freedoms, while utility-
based ethics focus on maximizing overall well-being and happiness for the greatest
number of people, often leading to different ethical conclusions
Q4. What is the significance of non-maleficence in healthcare?
Ans.: In healthcare, non-maleficence, meaning "do no harm," is a fundamental
ethical principle that emphasizes the importance of avoiding actions that could
cause harm or suffering to patients, ensuring their safety and well-being.
Q5. What is bioethics in the context of AI?
Ans.: Bioethics is a field of applied ethics that examines ethical, social, and legal
issues arising from advances in biology, medicine, and healthcare.
In the context of AI, bioethics focuses on the ethical implications of AI
technologies, particularly in areas like healthcare, ensuring responsible
development and deployment that respects human values and well-being.
Q6. How do bioethical principles apply when AI is used in fields like healthcare
and life sciences?
Ans. When AI is used in healthcare and life sciences, bioethical principles like
beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy, and justice must be considered to
ensure responsible and ethical AI development and deployment.
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Justice:
AI systems should be designed and used equitably, ensuring that all individuals
have access to the benefits of AI in healthcare and that no group is unfairly
disadvantaged or discriminated against.
Ans.: The AI project cycle is the cyclical process followed to complete an AI project.
Problem Data
Evaluation
Scoping Exploration
Data Deployment
Modelling
Acquisition
2. Data Acquisition: This stage involves gathering raw data, which is essential
Domains of AI
Natural Language
Statical Data Computer Vision
Processing
Ans.: Ethical frameworks are frameworks which help us ensure that the choices
industries.
Ans.
1. Recommendation system: Recommendation systems use statistical data
to suggest personalized content to users.
2. Price Comparison Websites: Price comparison websites are platforms that
allow user to compare prices of products or services offered by multiple
sellers.
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Q11. What is the use of problem statement template with respect to 4Ws of
problem scoping?
stakeholders.
1. Who:
(i) Who are the stakeholders?
(ii) What do we know about them?
2. What:
(i) What is the problem?
(ii) How do you that it is a problem? (is there an evidence?)
3. Where:
(i) What is the context/situation the stakeholders experience this problem?
(ii) Where is the problem located?
4. Why:
(i) What would hold value for the stakeholders?
(ii) How will the solution improve their situation?