#dartmouth-workshop

Question 1: Single choice

The 1955 proposal for the Dartmouth summer project, which gave AI its name, rested on a conjecture. Which statement captures it?

Any feature of intelligence can in principle be specified precisely enough for a machine to simulate it1
Intelligence can arise only in biological brains, so machines can at best imitate it2
Machines should learn everything from data, so no aspect of intelligence ever needs to be described by hand3
A machine counts as intelligent once it beats a human champion at chess4