AI Knowledge Assessment

What does AI stand for?

• Artificial Items

• Artificial Intelligence

• Automated Intelligence

• Advanced Information

Which of these is a simple definition of AI?

• Computers that follow basic instructions

• Computers that can think and learn like humans

• Robots that perform physical tasks

• Software that organizes data

Which of the following is an example of AI in everyday life?

• A calculator

• A television

• A voice assistant (like Siri)

• A toaster

What is the main difference between narrow AI and general AI?

• Narrow AI is more intelligent than general AI

• Narrow AI can only perform specific tasks, while general AI can perform any intellectual task that a human can.

• General AI is used in everyday life, while narrow AI is only used in research

• There is no difference between them

Which of these is an example of narrow AI?

• A self-driving car's lane assist

• A robot that can do all your household chores

• An AI that can write a movie script

• An AI that can understand any spoken language

Which of these is a potential ethical concern related to AI?

• AI becoming too powerful

• AI taking over the world

• Bias in AI systems

• AI needing to be plugged in

What is 'bias' in AI?

• When an AI makes random mistakes

• When an AI is deliberately programmed to be unfair

• When an AI system reflects the prejudices of the data it was trained on

• When AI is slow to respond

Which of the following is an example of AI bias?

• An AI that can only play one specific video game

• An AI trained mostly on images of cats that doesn't recognize dogs

• An AI that translates English to Spanish

• An AI that recommends movies based on your viewing history

Why is it important to consider the ethics of AI?

• To make sure AI is profitable

• To prevent AI from becoming too popular

• To ensure AI is developed and used responsibly

• To make AI more entertaining

What is one ethical dilemma associated with self-driving cars?

• Whether they should be allowed on roads

• Who is responsible in case of an accident

• Whether they are faster than human drivers

• Whether they need to be charged with electricity