WorksheetsFuture AI
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 5mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
What will the next five years of AI development likely lead to?
a)
No changes
b)
Major societal changes
c)
No impact on society
d)
Minor societal changes
2.
What are the modest steps taken by in terms of AI technology?
a)
Skateboards
b)
Scooters
c)
Bicycles
d)
Driverless cars and other autonomous vehicles
3.
What did the era of big data and the exponential growth of computational power enable AI to do?
a)
Sift through medium amounts of data
b)
Not sift through data
c)
Sift through small amounts of data
d)
Sift through gargantuan amounts of data
4.
What is an example of AI technology currently in use?
a)
Pagers
b)
Fax machines
c)
Typewriters
d)
Voice recognition devices like Alexa
5.
What did the 1956 Dartmouth Summer Research Project on Artificial Intelligence help incubate?
a)
An organized community of AI researchers
b)
An organized community of biologists
c)
An organized community of chemists
d)
An organized community of physicists
6.
What can we expect the regulatory environment to become for organizations using AI?
a)
Easier
b)
Non-existent
c)
More lenient
d)
Much trickier
7.
What did the last moments of the 20th century see in terms of AI advances?
a)
Significant AI advances started to rattle society at large
b)
AI advances only in science fiction
c)
No AI advances
d)
Minor AI advances
8.
What will society see its ethical commitments tested by powerful AI systems, especially in terms of?
a)
Privacy
b)
Sustainability
c)
Accountability
d)
Transparency
9.
What event signaled the first time a computer had beaten a top player in chess history?
a)
IBM's Deep Blue defeated chess master Gary Kasparov
b)
IBM's Watson defeated chess master Bobby Fischer
c)
IBM's Watson defeated chess master Garry Kasparov
d)
IBM's Deep Blue defeated chess master Bobby Fischer
10.
What did the event of IBM's Deep Blue defeating chess master Gary Kasparov signal?
a)
A historic and singular victory in chess history
b)
A historic and singular defeat in chess history
c)
A draw in chess history
d)
No impact on chess history
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