Computer & Ethics

Computer and artificial intelligence ethics is a subject of applied ethics.

• True

• False

This definition belongs to which of the following?

"The structure formed by parties and relevant stakeholders that provides the necessary human, technical, administrative, financial, legal and ethical framework for all stages of the lifecycle in AI systems."

• AI Application

• AI System

• AI Ecosystem

• AI Domain

Which of the following is the definition of an AI researcher?

• A person who implements and adapts AI applications depending on the use case.

• A person who does research and development in AI Technologies.

• A competent and experienced person who researches or implements one or more AI technologies in the AI system lifecycle.

.... is AI based on the principles of well-being, respect for the right to make decisions, privacy, solidarity, democratic participation, equality, diversity, prudence, responsibility and sustainable development.

Evaluate responses using AI:

OFF

... is AI built upon value-based principles such as inclusive growth, sustainable development and well-being, human-oriented values and objectivity, transparency and explainability, robustness, security and trust, and accountability.

Evaluate responses using AI:

OFF

Which is the set of "core AI principles" that AI Ethics Lab mentioned?

• Autonomy

  Fairness

  Justice

• Autonomy

  Harm-Benefit

  Justice

• Autonomy

  Harm-Benefit

  Explainability

Which of the following is not included in recommended evaluation and justification cycle for trustworthy AI?

• Use

• Disuse

• Re-Design

• Development

• Analysis

Which of the following problems is the reason why the results we see are different when we type "school girl" and "school boy" into the search engine?

• Click-rates

• Taging and indexing

• Page rate-links

• user location

Which of the following is not a principle of AI Ethics?

• Transparency and explainability

• Responsinbility and accountability

• Environment and ecosystem flourishing

• Fairness and non-discrimination

Google's Photo Shame is caused by the lack of proper observance of which ethical principle?

• Privacy and Data Protection

• Fairness and non-discrimination

• Safety and Security