AI and Kantian Ethics Quiz

What is one primary concern regarding AI according to Kant’s ethics?

• AI cannot treat people with respect as ends in themselves

• AI is too slow to process data effectively

• AI lacks financial support from industries

• AI is unable to make profit

According to the document, which of the following roles is AI expected to fulfill in society?

• Solely as a subordinate to humans

• Only as a tool for profit

• Both subordinate and superior roles

• As a means of eliminating human interaction

What ethical question arises from AI’s role in recruitment processes?

• Can AI increase employee salaries?

• Can AI treat applicants fairly without discrimination?

• Can AI ensure permanent job placements?

• Can AI track employee performance?

What is Kant’s ‘categorical imperative’ as it relates to AI?

• An AI system must increase efficiency

• AI should be profit-driven

• AI should be primarily analytical

• AI should operate based on universal moral laws

What example is given to illustrate AI’s potential lack of respect for others in customer service?

• AI providing correct answers all the time

• AI failing to understand people’s emotions in chatbot interactions

• AI offering only video-based support

• AI sending people to incorrect departments

In Kant’s framework, what does it mean for AI to ‘address humanity in a person as an end’?

• AI must never use people as mere tools

• AI should serve humans without questioning

• AI should only work for profit

• AI should act independently of human interaction

How does AI contribute positively in recruiting, according to the document?

• By generating higher profits

• By speeding up the hiring process

• By exclusively selecting male candidates

• By replacing HR professionals

Which Kantian principle questions whether AI can apply universal principles in its functions?

• AI’s ability to innovate

• AI’s application of natural law principles

• AI’s focus on quick adaptation

• AI’s focus on personal growth

What is a challenge for AI in relation to pedestrian safety in self-driving technology?

• Lack of speed control

• Limited camera sensor sensitivity

• Inability to avoid all accidents

• Being cost-prohibitive

What does Kantian ethics require for decision-making that AI might lack?

• Quick processing

• High levels of intuition

• Moral awareness

• Endless resources