Lesson 4.10 Quiz

Generative AI systems use generating algorithms to generate new content based on data provided to it.

• True
• False

2. Generative AI systems cannot create new audio content such as music or sound.

• True
• False

Which of the following types of content can be created by generative AI systems? 
 (Select all correct answers.)

• News article
• Images
• Videos
• Audio (Sound)

4. GAN is an acronym that stands for “Generative Adversarial Network”

• True
• False

In a GAN there are two algorithms at work – one is a “generator” (that creates new content to show) and the other is a “discriminator” (that decides if the content it sees is fake or real).

• True
• False

If a generative AI system was never shown images of trucks, it might have trouble generating new images of trucks.

• True
• False

Which of the following might happen if a GAN was trying to create a fake image of the Chrysler building? (Select all that are true)

• The generator program creates new images of skyscrapers to show the discriminator.
• The discriminator program judges each skyscraper image the generator algorithm presents and decides if it is a fake (or not).
• A discriminator program gives feedback to the generator algorithm on why it thought it was a fake (so the generator can improve).
• The GAN would just be able to read our minds and see the image of the Chrysler building in our imaginations and create it!

8. Music and movies cannot be considered true art.

• True
• False

9. Which of the following tasks are examples of classification? (Select all correct answers.)

• Deciding if an image of a car is a Ferrari or not.
• Deciding whether something is recyclable glass or not.
• Creating an image of an Alaskan husky dog from other images of Alaskan husky dogs.
• Sorting ripe strawberries from unripe strawberries.

10. Which of the following tasks are examples of generation? (Select all correct answers.)

• Creating new music videos from existing samples of music videos.
• Creating new paintings from existing samples of images of paintings
• Deciding if a piece of mail should go to a specific address or not
• Creating new poems from existing samples of poems.