WorksheetsAI Artificial Intelligence Vocab Review
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
Which of the following is a subset of AI where systems improve through experience and data?
Automation
Machine Learning
Sentience
Cybersecurity
What does automation involve?
The use of AI or robots to perform tasks without human intervention
Studying human emotions
Stopping AI development
Training machines to be conscious
Deep Learning is based on the structure of:
The human brain’s neural networks
The way fish swim
Government surveillance strategies
AI laws and regulations
What is General AI (AGI)?
AI that can perform only one specific task
AI that can perform any intellectual task a human can
AI that creates deepfake videos
AI used only in video games
Superintelligence is:
AI that surpasses human intelligence in all areas
AI that is only used in medicine
AI that cannot learn on its own
AI that is powered by human thoughts
A moratorium on AI development would mean:
Slowing AI down by reducing its computing power
A temporary ban or suspension of AI research
Speeding up AI advancements
Destroying all AI-related data
Existential risk refers to threats that:
Might cause inconvenience in daily life
Could lead to humanity’s extinction
Only affect the economy
Are limited to AI research teams
An ethical dilemma in AI occurs when:
An AI program crashes
AI programming is too complex
Moral principles conflict, making decisions difficult
AI is used to make music
Bias in AI happens when:
AI systems produce unfair results due to flawed data
AI becomes too powerful
AI stops working completely
AI only uses binary code
What does transparency in AI mean?
Making AI decision-making processes understandable and accountable
Hiding AI’s capabilities
Preventing AI from being used in government
Allowing AI to make secret decisions
Algorithmic accountability ensures that:
AI developers are responsible for the impact of their systems
AI is not used in hospitals
AI can operate without regulations
AI is limited to entertainment
Sentience refers to:
AI’s ability to perform math calculations
AI’s ability to have thoughts and feelings
AI’s ability to create music
AI’s programming efficiency
Global governance in AI refers to:
The international management of AI challenges
Only allowing AI in specific countries
Limiting AI use to military applications
Removing laws related to AI
A regulatory framework for AI would:
Provide structured rules for ethical AI development
Prevent AI from being used
Allow AI companies to do anything
Eliminate AI research
The precautionary principle suggests that:
AI should be developed quickly
AI should be used without testing
AI should not be developed if it poses unknown risks
AI should only be used for social media
What is an AI Ethics Board?
A group overseeing AI safety regulations
A board that controls internet access
A type of AI-powered robot
A part of cybersecurity software
Data privacy laws protect:
The way AI learns new skills
Personal data from misuse
The creation of deepfake videos
AI’s ability to generate artwork
Liability in AI means:
Legal responsibility for harm caused by AI
AI’s ability to think
The coding process of AI
AI replacing human workers
Intellectual Property (IP) Rights apply to:
AI-created works or innovations
AI’s ability to think
AI’s impact on global warming
The spread of misinformation
What is a tech race?
A programming challenge
A competition to dominate AI development
A marathon for AI researchers
A type of video game
The AI arms race refers to:
Countries competing to develop AI for military advantages
AI improving human arms
AI being used only in schools
AI taking over all jobs
Economic disruption occurs when:
AI replaces human labor, changing industries
AI stops functioning
AI is used in hospitals
AI learns human emotions
Monopoly power in AI means:
AI systems taking control of board games
A few companies controlling AI research
AI programs running without electricity
AI being too slow
The digital divide refers to:
The gap between those with and without AI access
AI’s ability to split binary code
AI being used only in schools
AI creating new video games
Cybersecurity protects AI systems from:
Hacking or malicious attacks
Ethical dilemmas
AI learning new skills
Data being stored in books
Autonomous weapons are:
AI-powered weapons that can operate without humans
AI used in video games
AI-designed transportation systems
AI-generated songs
Deepfakes are:
AI-generated fake videos or images
AI-written research papers
AI used in cybersecurity
AI-powered medical robots
A surveillance state is a government that:
Heavily monitors citizens using AI technology
Prevents AI from being used
Uses AI to build schools
Creates AI-powered games
