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WorksheetsAI and IoT
Total questions: 28
Worksheet time: 14mins
What is the primary definition of Artificial Intelligence (AI)?
A computer program that calculates complex mathematical equations.
A machine's ability to imitate human cognitive functions
A type of hardware used exclusively for advanced video game graphics.
The process of converting human language into binary code.
Which component of AI refers to the large amount of information required to train a machine learning model?
Hardware
Algorithms
Data
Computer Vision
The process where a computer system learns from data without explicit programming is known as:
Traditional Programming
Natural Language Processing (NLP)
Machine Learning (ML)
Deep Learning (DL)
A subset of Machine Learning that uses neural networks with many layers to analyze complex data like images and speech is called
Algorithms
Deep Learning
Computer Vision
Narrow AI
How does AI Programming primarily differ from Traditional Programming?
Traditional programming focuses on writing code; AI programming focuses on hardware design.
AI programming allows machines to learn from data, while traditional programming requires step-by-step instructions
Traditional programming is faster; AI programming is more efficient.
AI programming only uses Python, while traditional programming uses all other languages.
A self-driving car is an example of Narrow AI. What does the "Narrow" classification mean in this context?
The AI can only operate on narrow roads.
The AI uses minimal computing power.
The AI's knowledge base is very small.
The AI is limited to performing a specific task
In AI, what is the main purpose of an algorithm?
To provide the electrical power for the AI hardware.
To store the trained model on a secure server.
The sequence of steps and rules the AI uses to process data
To convert the input data into a visual chart like pie or bar graphs.
The AI technique focused on enabling computers to read, understand, and generate human language is called:
CV
DL
NLP
Algorithms
A cashierless store uses cameras to track what items customers put in their baskets. Which AI technique is primarily being applied in this scenario to recognize the products?
Computer Vision (CV)
Natural Language Processing (NLP)
Traditional Programming
Blockchain
A developer wants to create a model that predicts whether an email is spam or not spam based on a dataset of previous emails. Which AI technique is she applying?
Traditional Programming, because it is a simple binary classification.
Computer Vision, because it analyzes the text in the email.
Deep Learning, because it uses complex neural networks.
AI Programming, because it doesn't need set of rules.
To enable a personal smart assistant (like Siri or Alexa) to translate a command spoken in English into a command it can execute, it must apply which technique?
Natural Language Processing (NLP).
Data warehousing.
Hardware acceleration.
Traditional Programming.
(AN) Strong AI (General AI) aims to replicate the full range of human intelligence, while Weak AI (Narrow AI) is limited to a specific task. Based on this analysis, which of the following is currently available?
Strong AI, because we already have humanoid robots.
Both Strong and Weak AI are widely available.
Neither Strong nor Weak AI has been successfully developed.
Weak AI, because it only perform one specific function at a high level.
A history of AI states that the field experienced an "AI Winter" in the 1970s and 1980s. Which evaluation best explains this period?
It was a time of increased funding and rapid breakthroughs on Artificial intelligence.
It was a period of declined interest and funding.
It was when AI finally surpassed human intelligence.
It was when the first neural networks were invented.
Imagine a new mobile app that helps students study. Propose a unique feature that uses Natural Language Processing (NLP).
A feature that calculates the student's test score percentage.
A feature that translates handwritten notes into a concise summary.
A feature that changes the app's background color based on the time of day.
A feature that connects the app to a printer.
In which field is AI most commonly used for reading medical scans like X-rays to assist in early detection of diseases?
Transportation
Entertainment
Healthcare
Education
A person who focuses on building and training machine learning models that can make predictions is typically known by which AI-driven career path?
Data Entry Clerk
Machine Learning Engineer
Traditional Programmer
Electrical Technician
Autonomous vehicles and optimized traffic control systems are primary applications of AI in which sector?
Education
Transportation
Business
Healthcare
Which Responsible AI Principle ensures that an AI system's decisions can be explained to the people affected by them?
Fairness
Transparency
Accountability
Efficiency
What term describes the systemic and repeatable error in an AI system that creates unfair outcomes, such as denying loan applications based on race or gender?
Algorithmic Bias
Data Overload
AlgorithmFailure
Traditional Programming Error
Why is the Fairness principle important in ethical AI practices?
To prevent the AI from being used in the business field.
To limit the total amount of data the AI can process.
To guarantee that the AI system does not discriminate.
To ensure the AI is always correct in its predictions.
Which of the following is a key Source of Bias in an AI system?
Human Influence
Excessive use of hardware.
Very long algorithms.
Lack of history in AI
An AI system is used to predict crop yields, helping farmers plan for food security. Is this use case generally considered a Good or Harmful use of AI?
Good, because it uses predictive power to improve farming.
Harmful, because it makes farming too easy.
Harmful, because it replaces human knowledge.
Neither good nor harmful, it is neutral.
An AI system denies a student access to an advanced course but offers no explanation for its decision, even when asked. Which ethical principle is primarily analyzed as being violated?
Accountability, because no one can be held responsible for the decision.
Fairness, because the student was denied.
Transparency, because the process behind the decision is hidden.
Efficiency, because the system is slow.
A lending AI is trained on data where only wealthy individuals were approved for loans. When the AI is deployed, it continues to deny loans to low-income applicants, even if they have excellent credit scores. Evaluate the system's adherence to the Fairness principle.
The system is fair because it is fast and efficient unlike Traditional Programming.
The system is fair because it uses complex algorithms.
The system adheres to fairness because it is only following the data it was trained on.
It fails to adhere to fairness because it perpetuates historical human bias
What is the Internet of Things (IoT)?
A network of physical objects ("things")
A new type of faster internet connection.
A system used only for video conferencing.
A machine learning algorithm for data analysis.
A smart city uses sensors in trash bins to signal sanitation services when the bins are full, rather than checking them on a fixed schedule. Which Practical IoT Application is this an example of?
Health monitoring
Home automation
Automated waste management
Self-driving transportation
Which element is applied as a necessary component in an IoT system to gather real-world information, such as temperature or movement?
A sensor
A large deep learning model
A traditional programming language
A highly-skilled AI developer
As millions of devices—from smartwatches to industrial machines—connect to the internet via IoT, what is the primary security and privacy risk analyzed to be the greatest concern?
Devices running out of battery power.
Lack of entertainment features.
Slow internet speeds and creates more traffic.
They create more entry points for cyberattacks
