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General AI Concepts - Multiple Choice Questions

Total questions: 56

Worksheet time: 28mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following best defines Artificial Intelligence (AI)?

a)

Automation of all manual tasks

b)

Study of computations enabling perception, reasoning, and action

c)

Use of robots in factories

d)

Cloud-based automation only

2.

Which term describes AI that performs one task extremely well but lacks general reasoning?

a)

General AI

b)

Strong AI

c)

Narrow AI

d)

Cognitive AI

3.

In the Turing Test, an AI is considered intelligent when:

a)

It passes 100% accuracy

b)

Humans cannot distinguish it from another human

c)

It beats humans in chess

d)

It answers questions faster

4.

Which UAE initiative focuses on open government data to support AI?

a)

Vision 2040

b)

Smart Abu Dhabi

c)

Dubai Pulse

d)

AI Lab Sharjah

5.

What underpins AI models’ accuracy the most?

a)

Hardware cost

b)

Data quality

c)

Marketing budget

d)

Cloud subscription

6.

Which company produces Trainium & Inferentia chips for AI training?

a)

NVIDIA

b)

Apple

c)

Amazon Web Services

d)

Google

7.

The UAE’s Minister of AI, Omar Sultan Al Olama, was appointed under which strategy?

a)

UAE AI Strategy 2031

b)

Vision 2020

c)

Digital 2030

d)

Emirates AI Act

8.

Which AI branch converts structured data into natural language reports?

a)

Speech Recognition

b)

Natural Language Generation

c)

Machine Vision

d)

Predictive Analytics

9.

Which AI type is used in Tesla Autopilot?

a)

Reinforcement Learning

b)

Symbolic AI

c)

Rule-based Inference

d)

Chatbot Reasoning

10.

The EU AI Act classifies “emotion-scanning AI” as:

a)

Minimal risk

b)

High risk

c)

Unacceptable risk

d)

Limited risk

11.

In the “AI Maturity Ladder,” which level ties AI to organizational strategy?

a)

Level 1 – Shiny Object

b)

Level 2 – Confused

c)

Level 4 – Strategic

d)

Level 5 – Smart

12.

Which is not a common challenge of AI implementation?

a)

Messy data

b)

Lack of training

c)

Overnight ROI

d)

Ethical audits

13.

Which AI example aids language preservation?

a)

Seeing AI

b)

Masakhane NLP

c)

Watson Health

d)

Sora 2

14.

“Black-box AI” refers to:

a)

Open-source algorithms

b)

Systems whose decisions can’t be explained

c)

Hardware containers

d)

Cybersecurity tools

15.

UAE’s PDPL (2024 update) focuses on:

a)

AI marketing campaigns

b)

Data privacy and ethics

c)

Financial forecasting

d)

Blockchain only

16.

The human side of AI implementation highlights:

a)

Compute power

b)

Team skills and mindset

c)

Hardware failure

d)

Network latency

17.

“Fairness, Transparency, Accountability” are principles of:

a)

AI Innovation

b)

AI Ethics

c)

Marketing AI

d)

Cognitive Bias

18.

In analytics terminology, “Predictive Analytics” corresponds to:

a)

What happened?

b)

What will happen?

c)

Why it happened?

d)

How to visualize it?

19.

Scenario 1 – Recruitment Bias: A company’s AI screening tool rejects qualified women due to biased training data. Which principle is violated?

a)

Transparency

b)

Fairness

c)

Privacy

d)

Efficiency

20.

The Amazon recruiter tool that favored men illustrates which issue most clearly?

a)

Explainability

b)

Data bias

c)

Human oversight

d)

Data augmentation

21.

“Smart grids and load forecasting” represent AI use in which sector?

a)

Education

b)

Energy

c)

Retail

d)

Healthcare

22.

Scenario 2 – Emotion Recognition in Classrooms: The AI mislabels students as “disengaged.” The main ethical risk is:

a)

Data bias

b)

Open data access

c)

Cloud pricing

d)

Energy usage

23.

Scenario 3 – Predictive Policing: Continuous patrolling in certain areas amplifies bias. Which remedy is most appropriate?

a)

Use bigger datasets

b)

Audit historical data for bias

c)

Collect citizen biometrics

d)

Deploy more cameras

24.

Scenario 4 – AI Medical Chatbot: The hospital’s bot gives dangerous advice. Which is the most ethical solution?

a)

Remove human oversight

b)

Disclose AI limitations and require doctor review

c)

Ignore edge cases

d)

Market as 100% accurate

25.

Scenario 5 – Deepfake Ads: An agency uses AI-generated faces without consent. What is the primary ethical issue?

a)

Bias

b)

Intellectual property and consent

c)

Data storage

d)

Explainability

26.

Scenario 6 – Smart Campus AI: A university adds AI attendance tracking. Students object. Which law applies in the UAE?

a)

EU GDPR

b)

UAE PDPL

c)

COPPA

d)

HIPAA

27.

Scenario 7 – Startup AI Forecasting: A company uses ChatGPT for sales predictions but feeds wrong data. The outcome exemplifies:

a)

Bias reduction

b)

Garbage in → garbage out

c)

Explainable AI

d)

Data ethics

28.

Scenario 8 – HR Analytics: A turnover-prediction tool reveals personal data to managers. The main violation is:

a)

Accountability

b)

Privacy

c)

Transparency

d)

Bias

29.

Scenario 9 – AI in Energy: An industrial AI predicts equipment failures but is fed messy sensor data. The most likely consequence is:

a)

Higher accuracy

b)

Faulty predictions

c)

Lower bias

d)

Reduced cost

30.

Scenario 10 – Education AI App: A teacher uses ChatGPT to grade essays without review. The main risk is:

a)

Improved efficiency

b)

Lack of human oversight

c)

Lower grading time

d)

Better student feedback

31.

Which AI image-generation tool lets users create realistic visuals from text prompts and was featured in the “AI Tools Gone Wild” slide?

a)

Jasper

b)

Midjourney v7

c)

Copilot

d)

Canva Magic Studio

32.

Which OpenAI tool converts text descriptions into full videos, raising ethical debates about realism?

a)

Sora 2

b)

DALL·E 2

c)

Runway Gen-2

d)

Synthesia

33.

Google’s free AI app-building platform highlighted in Week 4 is called:

a)

AppSheet

b)

PartyRock

c)

Vertex AI

d)

Firebase AI

34.

Which AI platform from AWS provides Trainium and Inferentia chips for machine-learning workloads?

a)

Oracle Cloud

b)

Amazon Web Services

c)

Microsoft Azure

d)

G42 Stargate

35.

The Teachable Machine project in the slides was used to demonstrate:

a)

Speech synthesis

b)

Image classification

c)

Chatbot training

d)

Sentiment analysis

36.

Which UAE company was cited for using AI to forecast energy demand and predict equipment failures?

a)

ADNOC

b)

DEWA

c)

Etisalat

d)

G42

37.

The tool used to check plagiarism and smart grading in education examples is powered by:

a)

Jasper

b)

AI Learning Apps

c)

Canva AI

d)

Gemini

38.

Which open-source chatbot was listed among “Popular AI Agent Chatbots” in Week 2?

a)

HuggingChat

b)

Llama 2 Chat

c)

Claude Instant

d)

Bard

39.

Which AI ethics toolkit was mentioned for the UAE context and is available at digitaldubai.ae?

a)

OECD AI Toolkit

b)

Digital Dubai AI Ethics Self-Assessment

c)

IBM WatsonX Governance

d)

McKinsey Ethics Guide

40.

The image-to-video and face-cloning tools HeyGen and Dubverse were used to illustrate which concern?

a)

AI security risk management

b)

AI creativity vs deepfake concerns

c)

Cloud cost optimization

d)

Predictive maintenance

41.

A UAE hospital introduces Doctor Bot to assist in triage. Nurses report faster intake times, but some patients misinterpret its recommendations as final diagnoses. What leadership action best reflects the “Strategic Stage” of AI maturity?

a)

Ignore patient confusion and scale system quickly

b)

Replace nurses fully with Doctor Bot

c)

Integrate training plus clear disclaimers before full rollout

d)

Suspend AI usage entirely

42.

A Dubai clinic notes that Doctor Bot saves physicians time but occasionally misclassifies rare symptoms. Which statement best summarizes this trade-off?

a)

AI always increases accuracy once deployed

b)

Efficiency may rise while clinical risk also increases without oversight

c)

Errors prove AI is unfit for healthcare

d)

Time savings negate any safety concerns

43.

A CEO buys an AI chatbot after seeing it succeed abroad but fails to brief staff or check data quality. What maturity level does this illustrate?

a)

Strategic Stage

b)

Smart Stage

c)

Shiny Object Stage

d)

Organized Stage

44.

Table insight shows most Doctor Bot test users are university graduates. When expanding to rural UAE, what should managers prioritize?

a)

Use the same dataset since it performed well before

b)

Exclude non-graduates to avoid noise

c)

Collect more diverse patient data to reduce bias

d)

Translate interface only into Arabic

45.

A health-tech startup decides to embed Doctor Bot inside its HR wellness app for employee symptom checks. Which Build vs Buy strategy is most appropriate?

a)

Build entirely from open-source models

b)

Some Build, Some Buy — customize existing chatbot frameworks

c)

Mostly Buy — use vendor without customization

d)

Mostly Build — develop new language model from scratch

46.

A clinic’s Doctor Bot provides a wrong triage suggestion leading to delayed care. Under UAE AI Charter guidelines, who holds ethical accountability?

a)

The software vendor alone

b)

The organization and supervising physicians using the AI

c)

The patient for misuse

d)

No one — AI is autonomous

47.

Patients fear that Doctor Bot “hides how it thinks.” Which modern AI technique best addresses this concern?

a)

Reinforcement Learning

b)

Explainable AI (XAI)

c)

Random data augmentation

d)

Unsupervised pre-training

48.

If Doctor Bot were allowed to give final diagnoses without physician review, what ethical risk is most critical?

a)

Copyright infringement

b)

Patient safety and clinical liability

c)

Marketing bias

d)

Server downtime

49.

During testing, Doctor Bot records voice samples to improve accuracy without informing patients. Which ethical principle is violated?

a)

Fairness

b)

Accuracy

c)

Consent and Transparency

d)

Efficiency

50.

A hospital notices Doctor Bot performs poorly for elderly patients. Which intervention best fits ethical mitigation steps?

a)

Ignore outliers

b)

Collect more young user data

c)

Retrain model with age-balanced datasets and bias auditing

d)

Disable AI for older patients

51.

A healthcare network cleans its data and trains staff before launching AI. Which maturity stage is this?

a)

Confused Stage

b)

Shiny Object Stage

c)

Organized Stage

d)

Smart Stage

52.

An energy company wants AI for predictive maintenance but skips small-scale pilots to impress investors. Which trap does this mirror?

a)

Lack of ROI tracking

b)

No clear strategy or pilot testing before rollout

c)

Too many ethics audits

d)

Overtraining the model

53.

An HR team is asked to use AI analytics for turnover prediction but cannot interpret graphs or data sources. Which foundation step is missing?

a)

Bias testing

b)

Hardware upgrade

c)

Data fluency and analytical literacy training

d)

Regulatory approval

54.

An organization has excellent data scientists but lacks domain experts. What risk does this create?

a)

Over-automation

b)

Model duplication

c)

Insights that lack real-world context or business relevance

d)

Faster deployment

55.

After a successful pilot, a hospital forms a cross-functional AI ethics committee to monitor risk and patient feedback. What does this step represent in AI maturity?

a)

Confused Stage

b)

Organized Stage

c)

Smart Stage — human plus AI workflow harmony

d)

Shiny Object Stage

56.

Which example best reflects deepfake risk management linked to tools like HeyGen and Dubverse?

a)

Allow auto-generated patient videos without consent

b)

Require provenance checks and watermarks for synthetic media

c)

Ban all multimedia communications

d)

Prioritize cloud cost cuts over verification