AI Unlocked: Vocabulary Quiz (PBS Media Lesson)

What is Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

• A system of algorithms or computer processes that can create novel output in text, images, or other media based on user prompts.

• A type of robot that can only follow simple instructions.

• A computer program that only stores information.

• A device used to play video games.

What does the term "Bias" mean?

• To give a settled and often prejudiced outlook to.

• To create new computer programs.

• To check facts for accuracy.

• To spread information quickly.

What is a hallucination in the context of AI?

• Incorrect or misleading results that AI models generate.

• A dream that a person has while sleeping.

• A type of computer virus.

• A new language created by computers.

What is a Large Language Model (LLM)?

• A very large deep learning model that is pre-trained on vast amounts of data.

• A small computer program for learning languages.

• A robot that can speak many languages.

• A book about computer science.

What does "Ethics" refer to?

• The principles of conduct governing an individual or a group.

• A type of computer code.

• A new AI technology.

• A way to check facts.

What is AI transparency?

• Helping people access information to better understand how an AI system was created and how it makes decisions.

• Making AI systems invisible.

• Creating new AI languages.

• Spreading rumors about AI.

What does "Accountability" mean in AI?

• Responsibility for bad outcomes can be assigned to liable parties.

• Creating new AI programs.

• Making AI systems faster.

• Teaching robots to dance.

What is a deepfake?

• An image or recording that has been convincingly altered and manipulated to misrepresent someone as doing or saying something that was not actually done or said.

• A type of computer virus.

• A new AI language.

• A way to check facts.

What does "Fact-checking" mean?

• To verify the factual accuracy of information.

• To create new facts.

• To spread rumors.

• To make AI systems faster.

What is disinformation?

• False information deliberately and often covertly spread to influence public opinion or obscure the truth.

• Accurate information shared with everyone.

• A type of computer code.

• A way to check facts.