Ai Basics
Jobs At Risk
Stakeholders
Economic Impacts
Solutions And Risk
100

AI is technology that can perform tasks that normally require _____ intelligence

human

100

Name one entry-level job at risk due to AI automation.

Cashier (or data entry clerk, customer service representative, administrative assistant, basic coding jobs)

100

This group needs to gain new skills to stay competitive as AI changes the job market.

Students entering the workforce

100

AI increases output per worker, also called _____.

Productivity

100

Governments can provide this to displaced workers.

Retraining programs


200

Name two industries in Canada where AI is widely adopted.

finance, healthcare, retail, transportation, education

200

Name one higher-skilled job that AI is changing but not fully replacing.
 

Lawyer (or accountant, software developer, journalist, financial analyst)

200

This group benefits from faster service and lower prices.

Consumers

200

Loss of jobs due to AI is known as ____ unemployment.

Structural / technological

200

Schools and universities must adapt ____ to prepare students

Curricula / education

300

Generative AI tools can create text, images, videos, and ____.  

Code

300

Why are entry-level jobs important for young workers?

They help young workers gain experience.

300

Who is responsible for regulating AI and protecting workers?

Government

300

High-skilled workers may benefit more from AI than low-skilled workers. This can increase _____.

Income inequality 

300

One disadvantage of AI for workers is the loss of ____ jobs.

Entry-level

400

Which two Canadian cities are major hubs for AI research?

Toronto and Montreal

400

AI can increase productivity in these types of jobs.

Repetitive tasks

400

Who profits from the growing demand for AI technology?

AI companies

400

AI adoption can help increase Canada’s ____ through higher productivity.

GDP / Economic growth

400

True or False: AI creates new careers in technology and AI system management.

True

500

True or False: AI always completely replaces higher-skilled workers.

  • False 
500

What do students need to remain competitive in an AI driven workforce?

New skills / digital skills / AI knowledge

500

Name one group that may face increased competition for entry-level jobs.

Students entering the workforce

500

Name one ethical concern with AI use.

Biased decisions / privacy concerns / accountability issues

500

Name one opportunity AI provides to the Canadian economy.

Growth of technology sector / increased global competitiveness / development of new products and services

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