WorksheetsSPI Midterm-A
Total questions: 23
Worksheet time: 2hrs 1mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Student name:
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2.
What is the primary purpose of Explainable AI (XAI)?
a)
To provide transparency and understanding of AI decision-making processes
b)
To make AI systems run faster
c)
To reduce the cost of AI development
d)
To eliminate the need for human oversight
3.
According to the McKinsey Report (2017), how many individuals globally could be displaced by automation by 2030?
a)
100-200 million
b)
200-300 million
c)
400-800 million
d)
1-2 billion
4.
Which type of intellectual property protection is automatic upon creation?
a)
Copyright
b)
Patent
c)
Trademark
d)
Trade secret
5.
How long does copyright protection generally last?
a)
Life of the author plus 50 years
b)
20 years from creation
c)
Life of the author plus 70 years
d)
Forever, as long as it's in use
6.
What is the typical duration of patent protection?
a)
20 years
b)
10 years
c)
15 years
d)
25 years
7.
What is the definition of the digital divide according to the National Digital Inclusion Alliance?
a)
The difference between rural and urban internet speeds
b)
The gap between smartphone and computer users
c)
The gap between those with affordable access, skills and support
d)
The division between social media platforms
8.
Which AI bias occurs when training data doesn't accurately represent the real world?
a)
Human interaction bias
b)
Selection bias
c)
Algorithmic bias
d)
Data bias
9.
What ethical AI principle emphasizes that systems should not cause harm?
a)
Non-maleficence
b)
Beneficence
c)
Autonomy
d)
Justice
10.
In the fair use doctrine, how many factors are considered to determine if use is permissible?
a)
four factors
b)
three factors
c)
two factors
d)
one factor
11.
Which company achieved a 244% boost in owned media performance through digital transformation?
a)
Barbie
b)
Starbucks
c)
Shiseido Japan
d)
Google
12.
Which aspect of the digital divide refers to whether users are consuming or creating content?
a)
Infrastructure divide
b)
Literacy divide
c)
Quality-of-use divide
d)
Geographic divide
13.
What does GDPR mandate in relation to AI development?
a)
Faster processing speeds
b)
Strict rules for collecting, processing, and storing personal data
c)
Lower development costs
d)
Mandatory AI training for all employees
14.
Which of the following is NOT one of the four main types of intellectual property?
a)
Copyright
b)
Patents
c)
Licenses
d)
Trademarks
15.
In the Amazon AI recruiting tool case, what type of bias was demonstrated?
a)
Age bias
b)
Gender bias
c)
Geographic bias
d)
Educational bias
16.
Which AI ethical principle focuses on distributing benefits and risks fairly?
a)
Autonomy
b)
Fairness
c)
Justice
d)
Beneficence
17.
You work as a software developer at TechStart Inc. Your team is developing a new mobile application for project management. Consider the following situations:
Your colleague suggests incorporating a popular algorithm from an open-source project found on GitHub. The repository has an MIT license. What are the legal implications and requirements for using this code? What steps should you take before implementation?
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18.
You work as a software developer at TechStart Inc. Your team is developing a new mobile application for project management. Consider the following situations:
Your company wants to trademark the app's name "QuickPlan Pro" and logo. During research, you discover a registered trademark "QuickPlanner" for scheduling software. What potential issues might arise, and how would you advise your company to proceed?
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19.
Your HR department wants to implement an AI-powered resume screening system to handle the increasing volume of job applications. The system promises to reduce bias and improve efficiency by analyzing candidate qualifications objectively.
Identify and explain at least two potential ethical concerns with this implementation. Consider different types of bias that might emerge and their social implications.
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20.
Your HR department wants to implement an AI-powered resume screening system to handle the increasing volume of job applications. The system promises to reduce bias and improve efficiency by analyzing candidate qualifications objectively.
Propose a framework for responsible AI implementation in hiring that includes bias detection, transparency measures, and ongoing monitoring. What stakeholders should be involved in this process?
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21.
You're part of a team developing an AI chatbot for customer service. Management wants the bot to handle complex queries without revealing its AI nature, believing this will improve customer satisfaction. However, some customers have become frustrated when they realize they're not talking to a human.
Analyze this situation from ethical and practical perspectives. Develop guidelines for AI transparency in customer interactions that balance business objectives with ethical obligations.
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22.
You're the social media manager for a mid-sized technology company. An employee posted personal political opinions on their Twitter account, which is linked to their work profile. The post has gone viral and is receiving negative attention, with some customers threatening to boycott your company.
Outline an immediate response strategy that considers both company reputation and employee rights. What factors should guide your decision-making process?
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23.
You're the social media manager for a mid-sized technology company. An employee posted personal political opinions on their Twitter account, which is linked to their work profile. The post has gone viral and is receiving negative attention, with some customers threatening to boycott your company.
Develop a comprehensive social media policy for employees that promotes digital citizenship while protecting both individual expression and company interests. Include specific guidelines and examples.
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