Understanding AI: Ethics and Applications

The video introduces artificial intelligence (AI), explaining it as a virtual brain capable of learning and decision-making. It highlights AI's presence in everyday life through examples like Siri and Alexa, and discusses its potential to solve problems. However, it also warns of the risks and challenges, emphasizing the need for responsible use. The video concludes by pondering AI's future and its ability to replicate human intelligence.

What is an example of AI in daily life?

• A bicycle

• A smartphone assistant like Siri

• A washing machine

• A television

How does AI function similarly to a human brain?

• It can learn and make decisions

• It can breathe

• It can cook food

• It can sleep

Which of the following is NOT an application of AI?

• Books

• Traffic lights

• Video games

• Smartphones

What is a potential risk of AI in driving?

• It can run out of fuel

• It can forget directions

• It can malfunction and cause accidents

• It can get tired

Why is it important to use AI responsibly?

• To make it more colorful

• To make it faster

• To prevent harm to people

• To save money

Can AI truly replicate human emotions and creativity?

• No, not at all

• Yes, completely

• It is still being researched

• Only in some cases

What is one of the ethical considerations regarding AI?

• Its color

• Its potential to replace human jobs

• Its ability to cook

• Its size

What is the potential of AI in solving problems?

• It cannot solve any problems

• It can only create problems

• It can solve small problems only

• It has the power to solve huge problems

What should you remember when you see a robot that can talk and learn?

• It is an example of AI in action

• It is a pet

• It is a toy

• It is a human

Why is it important to be thoughtful about how we use AI?

• To make it more fun

• To make it faster

• To make it cheaper

• To ensure it is used responsibly