Question 1
What does AI stand for?
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Artificial Intelligence
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Automated Internet
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Applied Interface
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Array Instruction
Question 2
What are AI systems designed to do?
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Perform tasks that usually need human intelligence
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Replace all hardware components
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Store data without electricity
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Only run spreadsheets
Question 3
What is machine learning?
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A way for computers to learn patterns from data
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A type of monitor cable
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A password manager
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A cloud storage unit
Question 4
What is training data used for?
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Train an AI model
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Power the CPU
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Encrypt an SSD
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Label keyboard keys
Question 5
What is a model in AI?
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A learned pattern used for predictions
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A network router
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A type of variable
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A graphics card
Question 6
What does inference in AI mean?
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Using a model to make a prediction
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Training a model from scratch
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Deleting training data
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Renaming classes in code
Question 7
What does NLP stand for?
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Natural Language Processing
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Network Logic Protocol
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Numeric List Processing
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Node Link Programming
Question 8
In AI, what is computer vision used for?
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Understanding images and video
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Managing CPU temperature
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Compressing text files
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Building databases
Question 9
What is a chatbot?
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Software that can chat with users
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A hardware firewall
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A virus scanner only
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A spreadsheet chart
Question 10
What are recommendation systems used for?
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Suggest products or content
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Encrypt user passwords
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Format hard drives
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Defragment memory
Question 11
What does classification in AI mean?
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Assigning data to categories
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Sorting files by size only
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Converting decimal to binary
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Writing HTML forms
Question 12
What does speech recognition convert?
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Spoken words to text
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Text to pixels
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Images to audio only
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Numbers to passwords
Question 13
What can AI bias cause?
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Unfair outcomes
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Guaranteed perfect accuracy
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No need for testing
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No privacy risks
Question 14
In AI, what does accuracy measure?
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How often predictions are correct
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How fast internet is
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How many files are stored
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How many colours are used
Question 15
What does human oversight in AI mean?
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People check AI decisions
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AI checks all humans
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No one checks outputs
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Only robots can edit data
Question 16
What can generative AI do?
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Create new content
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Only delete content
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Only sort databases
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Only update drivers
Question 17
Face unlock on a phone is an example of what?
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Facial recognition
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Database normalisation
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Binary shifting
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Spreadsheet lookup
Question 18
What is a key AI privacy concern?
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Collecting personal data
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Too many USB ports
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Low battery voltage
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Slow keyboard response
Question 19
Before deployment, what should AI systems be?
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Tested carefully
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Hidden from users
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Used without checks
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Run only once
Question 20
What should good training data be like?
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Representative and varied
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Very small and repetitive
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Only from one person
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Always random text
Question 21
Why can biased training data be a problem?
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It can lead to unfair predictions
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It guarantees perfect accuracy
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It removes the need for testing
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It prevents privacy concerns
Question 22
Why should humans review AI outputs?
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To catch errors and unsafe decisions
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To make training data smaller
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To remove all model updates
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To avoid collecting any data