Understanding AI and Its Impacts

Which of the following best describes Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

• A type of computer hardware that increases processing speed

• The simulation of human intelligence by machines, especially computer systems

• A programming language used for web development

• A method for storing large amounts of data

What is the main purpose of an Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) in schools?

• To restrict access to the internet entirely

• To outline the rules and guidelines for using technology and digital resources responsibly

• To teach students how to code

• To increase the speed of the school’s Wi-Fi

Which of the following is a key principle of the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)?

• Data must be stored indefinitely

• Individuals have the right to access and control their personal data

• Only companies outside the EU must comply

• Data can be shared without consent

What is an algorithm?

• A type of computer virus

• A step-by-step set of instructions to solve a problem or perform a task

• A physical device for storing data

• A social media platform

Which of the following is a benefit of using AI in Education?

• AI is being trialed to replace all teachers

• AI can help teachers plan, mark, assess and manage admin tasks

• AI can make pupils learn quicker, they don't need to think as much

• AI can increase pupil intelligence

What is prompt engineering in the context of AI?

• Designing the physical hardware for AI systems

• Crafting and refining input queries to get the best results from AI models

• Building websites for AI companies

• Writing code for mobile apps

Which of the following is a potential risk of using AI?

• AI can help with repetitive tasks

• AI can lead to biased decision-making if trained on biased data

• AI can improve my work-life balance

• AI can pretty much do my job for me if i use AI well

Machine learning is best described as:

• A process where machines are programmed with fixed rules

• A method where machines learn from data and improve over time without explicit programming

• A way to increase the size of computer screens

• A type of computer virus

Under GDPR, what must organisations do if they experience a data breach?

• Ignore it if it’s minor

• Notify the relevant authorities and affected individuals promptly

• Delete all their data

• Try to fix the problem by recalling the email

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

• Deciding what to wear based on the weather forecast

• Looking at the colour of your outfit

• The number of feet in a metre

• The temperature outside