AI Ethics and Accountability Quiz

What does AI ethics refer to?

• The speed at which AI processes data

• A set of moral principles for AI development and use

• The ability of AI to make human-like decisions

• The technical specifications of AI models

Which of the following is an example of a generative AI mentioned in the text?

• Google's Bard

• Microsoft Paint

• Adobe Photoshop

• Tesla Autopilot

What is one of the key concerns about AI replacing human work?

• AI is too expensive to maintain

• AI lacks the ability to make ethical decisions

• AI is too slow compared to humans

• AI can never generate new content

According to the text, why is it necessary to build human values into AI?

• To make AI work faster

• To ensure AI aligns with ethical decision-making

• To make AI more entertaining

• To reduce the cost of AI development

What does Microsoft's Bing AI reportedly do?

• Generate new content on its own

• Replace all human jobs

• Function without any programming

• Eliminate the need for internet searches

Why do AI systems struggle with distinguishing right from wrong?

• They process data too quickly

• They lack an inbuilt moral compass

• They are biased towards certain decisions

• They rely only on human supervision

What is a possible negative outcome if AI ethics are not properly considered?

• AI may produce harmful or undesirable results

• AI will become less efficient

• AI will stop evolving

• AI will completely replace human creativity

What is a major ethical concern related to AI?

• Speed of processing

• Privacy and security

• AI's ability to learn

• High cost

Which of the following companies use AI to gain and direct user attention?

• Amazon

• Google (Alphabet)

• Microsoft

• All of the above

What is the "black box" effect in AI systems?

• AI systems that cannot store data

• AI decisions being transparent

• AI's inner working being unknown to users

• AI making predictable decisions