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CSA TAISE Exam Questions
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Updated On: 7-Jun-2026
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What achievement made Deep Blue significant in AI history?

  1. It beat the world chess champion in 1996
  2. It was the first computer
  3. It was the first AI to generate images
  4. It could understand natural language

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

Deep Blue is historically significant because it was the first machine to defeat a reigning world chess champion (Garry Kasparov), demonstrating that AI could outperform humans in high-level logical strategy and complex computation.



How does machine learning relate to artificial intelligence?

  1. AI is a type of machine learning that adds thinking skills to tools that learn from data
  2. Machine learning is a type of AI that helps systems learn from data without being told what to do
  3. Machine learning and AI are two different fields that were built apart and work toward different goals
  4. Machine learning and AI are the same terms that mean the exact same thing in all cases

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

Machine Learning is a subset of Artificial Intelligence. While AI is the broad goal of creating "smart" machines, Machine Learning is the specific technique of using data and algorithms to allow those machines to improve their performance and "learn" patterns automatically without manual, rule-based programming.



The term `deepfake' was coined to describe:

  1. Synthetic media created by AI that mimics real people and voices
  2. Automated content generation using machine learning for digital media production
  3. Using deep neural networks to create intentionally misleading photos and videos
  4. Advanced image and video manipulation techniques using artificial intelligence tools

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The term Deepfake combines "Deep Learning" and "Fake." It was specifically coined to describe the application of deep neural networks to swap faces or clone voices in order to create highly realistic, yet intentionally misleading digital content that depicts people doing or saying things they never actually did.



What is the primary advantage of the attention mechanism in Transformers over sequential processing in Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs)?

  1. Attention needs fewer settings and weights than Recurrent Neural network (RNN) models typically use
  2. Attention allows processing all words at the same time instead of one by one
  3. Attention is easier to build and code than the connections in Recurrent Neural Networks (RNNs)
  4. Attention uses less memory than Recurrent Neural Network (RNN) models need to store their states

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

The primary advantage is parallelization. While RNNs are forced to process text sequentially (one word at a time), the Attention mechanism enables Transformers to process an entire input sequence simultaneously, significantly accelerating training speed and enabling the model to better capture long-range dependencies in the text.



What was significant about the 2017 transformer architecture paper?

  1. It introduced the concept of neural networks
  2. It created the first AI system
  3. It introduced the transformer architecture
  4. It solved the AI Winter problem

Answer(s): C

Explanation:

The 2017 paper "Attention Is All You Need" introduced the Transformer architecture, replacing sequential processing with the self-attention mechanism. This breakthrough allowed models to understand context more deeply and train much faster, directly leading to the current era of Generative AI.



What do few-shot and zero-shot learning techniques enable?

  1. Quick adaptation to new tasks and domains using only a few training examples or sometimes no labeled examples at all
  2. Knowledge transfer and skill sharing across different problem types by learning patterns from very small sets of labeled data
  3. Better pattern finding and feature spotting by building on past knowledge from very small sets of training data examples
  4. Faster training cycles and lower data collection costs through rapid learning from small labeled sets and quick deployment updates

Answer(s): A

Explanation:

Zero-shot and few-shot learning enable immediate task flexibility. They allow a model to handle new domains or specific instructions using minimal or no labeled examples provided in the prompt, bypassing the need for traditional, data-heavy retraining.



What problem do multi-head attention mechanisms solve in Transformers?

  1. They reduce the computational complexity of attention calculations
  2. They enable processing of longer input sequences
  3. They improve the training stability of the model
  4. They allow the model to focus on different types of relationships simultaneously

Answer(s): D

Explanation:

Multi-head attention allows a Transformer to simultaneously attend to information from different representation subspaces. This means the model can capture multiple, complex relationships within a sequence (like grammar, context, and reference) at the same time, leading to a much deeper understanding of the input.



What type of reasoning capability does Knowledge-Augmented Generation (KAG) provide that standard Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) typically lacks?

  1. Generating more creative content by mixing different knowledge sources
  2. Following chains of connections across knowledge graphs step by step
  3. Creating faster responses through better search and processing methods
  4. Making better summaries by finding key facts in documents

Answer(s): B

Explanation:

The primary advantage of Knowledge-Augmented Generation (KAG) is its ability to perform multi-hop reasoning. By using structured Knowledge Graphs instead of just flat text chunks, KAG allows the model to follow explicit chains of connections across different entities, providing a level of logical transparency and relationship-mapping that standard RAG lacks.



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