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Intelligen System: Extended Repsonses

Total questions: 6

Worksheet time: 3mins

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1.

Analyse the ethical considerations involved in using intelligent systems in enterprise environments.

a)

Using intelligent systems raises ethical issues such as data privacy, algorithmic bias, and lack of transparency.

b)

Intelligent systems are always beneficial and do not raise any ethical concerns.

c)

Enterprises should prioritize profit over ethical considerations when using intelligent systems.

d)

AI systems can operate without any human oversight or ethical guidelines.

2.

Justify the integration of intelligent systems into enterprise computing systems to improve decision support.

a)

Integrating intelligent systems enhances decision-making by providing real-time analysis and predictive modelling, leading to better planning and cost savings.

b)

Intelligent systems are primarily used for data storage and retrieval, which does not significantly impact decision support.

c)

The integration of intelligent systems complicates decision-making processes due to the overwhelming amount of data they generate.

d)

Intelligent systems are only beneficial for large enterprises and do not provide value to small businesses.

3.

Discuss how intelligent systems are used in enterprise computing to automate decision-making.

a)

Intelligent systems use artificial intelligence and machine learning to automate decision-making processes, such as fraud detection in finance and chatbots in customer service.

b)

Intelligent systems are primarily used for data storage and retrieval in enterprise computing.

c)

Intelligent systems replace all human decision-making in enterprises, eliminating the need for any human oversight.

d)

Intelligent systems are only used in manufacturing to automate physical tasks.

4.

Evaluate the advantages and disadvantages of using intelligent systems in managing enterprise operations.

a)

Intelligent systems improve productivity and reduce human error, but they can be expensive and may lead to job displacement.

b)

Intelligent systems are always cost-effective and do not require any maintenance.

c)

Intelligent systems eliminate the need for human oversight entirely, making them risk-free.

d)

Intelligent systems are only beneficial for large enterprises and have no impact on small businesses.

5.

Explain the role of intelligent systems in personalising customer experiences in enterprises.

a)

Intelligent systems analyse customer data to create personalised experiences, such as recommending products based on past purchases.

b)

Intelligent systems are primarily used for data storage and management without any personalisation features.

c)

Intelligent systems focus on automating customer service without considering individual preferences.

d)

Intelligent systems are only effective in large enterprises and do not benefit small businesses.

6.

Describe how data is collected, stored, and manipulated in an intelligent enterprise system.

a)

Data is collected through smart devices like sensors and apps, stored in a secure cloud, and manipulated to analyze customer buying patterns.

b)

Data is collected only through customer surveys, stored in physical files, and manipulated manually by employees.

c)

Data is collected through social media only, stored in local servers, and manipulated using basic spreadsheet software.

d)

Data is collected through random sampling, stored in unencrypted databases, and manipulated without any analysis.