What Is AI?
This type of AI learns patterns from data instead of being explicitly programmed.
A. Robotics
B. Machine Learning
C. Hardware Systems
D. Data Storage
B. Machine Learning
When AI systems unfairly favor or discriminate against certain groups, it is called this.
A. Privacy
B. Bias
C. Security
D. Automation
B. Bias
This is the main purpose of regulating AI.
A. Increase profits
B. Ensure safety and fairness
C. Replace workers
D. Reduce technology
B. Ensure safety and fairness
AI replacing human workers in repetitive tasks is called this.
A. Innovation
B. Automation
C. Globalization
D. Outsourcing
B. Automation
AI that can perform any intellectual task a human can do is called this.
A. Narrow AI
B. Supervised Learning
C. Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)
D. Automation
C. Artificial General Intelligence (AGI)
AI-generated fake videos or audio that can spread misinformation are known as this.
A. Viruses
B. Deepfakes
C. Algorithms
D. Filters
B. Deepfakes
This organization has proposed major AI regulations in Europe.
A. United Nations
B. NATO
C. European Union (EU)
D. World Bank
C. European Union (EU)
This type of job is most at risk due to AI.
A. Creative jobs
B. Leadership roles
C. Repetitive or routine jobs
D. Healthcare jobs
C. Repetitive or routine jobs
This popular AI tool can generate text, answer questions, and assist with writing.
A. Excel
B. Siri
C. ChatGPT
D. Photoshop
C. ChatGPT
This concern involves AI collecting and using personal data without consent.
A. Innovation
B. Privacy Invasion
C. Speed
D. Efficiency
B. Privacy Invasion
Laws that limit how companies collect and use data are known as this.
A. Trade laws
B. Data protection laws
C. Labor laws
D. Tax laws
B. Data protection laws
AI can also create new opportunities in this area.
A. Agriculture
B. Technology/AI jobs
C. Retail
D. Transportation
B. Technology/AI jobs