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This small insect is also a word for an error in a computer program.
Bug
In the movie The Matrix, what color is the pill Neo takes to see the reality?
Red
This AI chatbot became world-famous in 2022.
ChatGPT
What is the famous logo of a company started by Steve Jobs?
An apple with a bite
If you delete a file on Windows, where does it go before it's gone forever?
Recycle Bin
This word means a person who breaks into a computer system.
Hacker
This 19th-century novel by Mary Shelley is about a "created" monster. It’s often called the first Sci-Fi.
Frankenstein
What does "VR" stand for in modern gaming?
Virtual Reality
This device is used to move the cursor.
Mouse
What is the most used (and most insecure) password in the world?
A row of numbers (12345)
When a program or computer stops responding, we say it is...
Crashed or frozen
In The Terminator, what is the name of the AI network that wants to destroy humanity?
Skynet
This term describes an AI that can "create" new things (images, text, music).
Generative AI
What does "CPU" stand for?
Central Processing Unit
If a robot tells you "I am lying", is it a bug or a feature?
It's a paradox
To "Update" means to get a newer version. What is the opposite (to go back to an older version)?
Downgrade
This term for unwanted email actually comes from a Monty Python comedy sketch about canned meat.
Spam
What do we call a "self-driving" car (like a Tesla) in English?
Autonomous or Autopilot
Which company’s name is a play on the mathematical term for the number 1 followed by 100 zeros?
Googles
What does the "Incognito" mode in a browser actually hide?
Your history/cookies on the local device
What does "HTTP" stand for? (Hint: The first word is Hyper...)
HyperText Transfer Protocol
Who wrote The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy, where the answer to the meaning of life is the number 42?
Douglas Adams
This famous test checks if a machine can think like a human. What is its name?
The Turing Test
The language Python was named after... (A: A snake, B: A comedy group, C: A scientist).
B. A comedy group Monty Python
"Many 32-bit computer systems will potentially crash on January 19, 2038. Why? Is it a virus, a hardware expiration, or a limit of binary counting?"
A limit of binary counting. (32-bit systems store time as the number of seconds since January 1, 1970. On this date in 2038, the number will become too large for a 32-bit integer to hold, causing it to 'wrap around' to a negative number)