AI and the Future of Work

Which of the following sectors is most likely to be affected first by AI-driven automation?

• Creative arts

• Manufacturing

• Archaeology

• Forestry

What is the main reason AI is expected to replace some human jobs?

• AI can work without pay or breaks

• AI is more creative than humans

• AI requires more training than humans

• AI is less reliable than humans

Which of the following is NOT a potential benefit of AI in the workplace?

• Increased efficiency

• Improved safety

• Guaranteed job security for all

• Reduction in human error

Which job is least likely to be replaced by AI in the near future?

• Data entry clerk

• Nurse

• Assembly line worker

• Telemarketer

What is the term for the process of machines learning from data to improve their performance over time?

• Deep faking

• Machine learning

• Data mining

• Cloud computing

Which of the following is a challenge associated with AI replacing human jobs?

• Lower productivity

• Increased employment opportunities for all

• Need for workforce retraining

• Decreased use of technology

Which British government body is most likely to be involved in regulating AI in the workplace?

• The Home Office

• The Department for Work and Pensions

• The Department for Education

• The Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport

Which of the following is an example of AI already being used in everyday life in Great Britain?

• Automated supermarket checkouts

• Horse-drawn carriages

• Manual typewriters

• Gas street lighting

What is a possible negative impact of AI on employment?

• Creation of new job roles

• Increased job satisfaction

• Job displacement

• Improved work-life balance

Which of the following skills is most important for future workers to develop in an AI-driven economy?

• Routine manual skills

• Critical thinking and problem-solving

• Memorisation of facts

• Repetitive data entry