The 1%

If a fraud detection AI is 99% accurate and checks 56 billion US transactions per year. Roughly how many errors does it make?

Scenario: A hospital deploys an AI readmission tool that flags high-risk patients for follow-up calls. It's wrong 8% of the time. With this system, the hospital reduces costs by $2M annually. A patient whose risk is missed ends up having a second hospitalization and pays $30,000 out of pocket. 

This is an example of: A) A false positive B) A tradeoff where benefit and risk fall on different parties C) A malfunction that should be reported to the developer D) A problem that better accuracy would eliminate"

Scenario: Maya is writing a research paper on climate change for her AP Environmental Science class. She uses AI to generate a list of five statistics about rising sea levels, then copies them directly into her paper. She submits it without checking any of the sources. Her teacher finds that two of the statistics were fabricated and one had the wrong year.

Select all responsible use steps Maya should have taken.