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Intro to AI (FINAL EXAM 2)

Total questions: 60

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

AI in society mainly influences which of the following?

a)

Only economic sectors

b)

Only education

c)

Industries and individuals

d)

Sports only

2.

Automation mainly replaces which type of tasks?

a)

Creative tasks

b)

Routine and repetitive tasks

c)

Emotional tasks

d)

Management tasks

3.

RPA (Robotic Process Automation) is used for:

a)

Painting

b)

Administrative tasks

c)

Music composition

d)

VR design

4.

AI creates new jobs such as:

a)

Plumbers

b)

AI trainers and data analysts

c)

Taxi drivers

d)

Car painters

5.

A major privacy scandal mentioned in the slides is:

a)

Apple Pay breach

b)

Cambridge Analytica

c)

SolarWinds

d)

Equifax

6.

AI in surveillance often uses:

a)

Audio mixing tools

b)

Facial recognition

c)

Video games

d)

Cryptocurrency

7.

The biggest risk of predictive policing is:

a)

Reduced data

b)

Reinforcing societal biases

c)

Longer arrests

d)

More expensive policing

8.

A “black-box” AI system is one that:

a)

Is open-source

b)

Has transparent decisions

c)

Has decisions that cannot be explained

d)

Is a physical robot

9.

Ethical AI requires:

a)

Transparency

b)

Magic

c)

Manual operation

d)

No data

10.

The EU AI Act focuses on:

a)

Random regulation

b)

Risk-based classification

c)

Banning all AI

d)

Allowing unlimited facial recognition

11.

Economic impact of AI by 2030 is estimated at:

a)

$100 billion

b)

$500 billion

c)

$15.7 trillion

d)

$1 trillion

12.

An example of AI usage in companies:

a)

Subway delivery

b)

Uber route optimization

c)

TikTok dances

d)

Robot football players

13.

NLP stands for:

a)

Natural Logic Processing

b)

Natural Language Processing

c)

Neural Linear Programming

d)

Normal Learning Protocol

14.

Tokenization means:

a)

Deleting text

b)

Splitting text into words or sentences

c)

Merging paragraphs

d)

Encrypting text

15.

Removing words like 'the' and 'and' is called:

a)

Stemming

b)

Stop-word removal

c)

Embedding

d)

Parsing

16.

Word Embeddings allow models to:

a)

Understand word meaning in context

b)

Remove grammar

c)

Translate only numbers

d)

Change images

17.

Translation tools like Google Translate rely on:

a)

NLP + Machine Learning

b)

Video processing

c)

Robotics

d)

Excel formulas

18.

Virtual assistants use NLP to:

a)

Add filters

b)

Understand voice commands

c)

Play games

d)

Detect malware

19.

Chatbots are mainly used for:

a)

Customer support

b)

Surgery

c)

Farming

d)

Video editing

20.

Sentiment analysis detects:

a)

Age

b)

Emotions in text

c)

Colors

d)

Numbers

21.

A challenge in NLP is:

a)

Perfect translation

b)

Ambiguous words

c)

Too much hardware

d)

Noisy images

22.

GPT and BERT represent:

a)

Image models

b)

Advanced language models

c)

Robot sensors

d)

Operating systems

23.

Text summarization can be:

a)

Only extractive

b)

Only abstractive

c)

Extractive or abstractive

d)

Impossible in NLP

24.

NLP accessibility use:

a)

Text-to-speech

b)

Image filters

c)

Video compression

d)

File encryption

25.

AI in creative industries is used for:

a)

Tax calculations

b)

Generating art, music, literature

c)

Building roads

d)

Mining

26.

A famous AI-generated artwork sold at Christie's:

a)

Monalisa 2

b)

Edmond de Belamy

c)

AI Painting 7

d)

RoboPicasso

27.

Tools like DALL·E are used for:

a)

Image generation

b)

Video compression

c)

Web hosting

d)

Car design

28.

AI in music can generate:

a)

Random noise only

b)

Melodies and harmonies

c)

Only drums

d)

Only classical music

29.

The AI-generated album mentioned:

a)

Digital Waves

b)

I AM AI

c)

New Robot Music

d)

AI Symphony

30.

AI in literature can generate:

a)

Only numbers

b)

Poetry, stories, articles

c)

Only code

d)

Only fictional languages

31.

Netflix uses AI to:

a)

Predict stock prices

b)

Recommend content

c)

Build servers

d)

Create subtitles manually

32.

AI in fashion helps with:

a)

Faster stitching

b)

Generative design

c)

Shoe polishing

d)

Cotton farming

33.

AI in architecture allows:

a)

Complex geometries

b)

Only simple shapes

c)

Manual blueprints

d)

No design changes

34.

Human-AI collaboration means:

a)

AI replaces humans

b)

AI enhances human creativity

c)

Humans avoid AI

d)

Humans write code manually

35.

A limitation of AI creativity is:

a)

Too much emotion

b)

Lack of emotional authenticity

c)

Expensive canvases

d)

Weak internet

36.

Popular LLMs include:

a)

Windows & macOS

b)

ChatGPT & Gemini

c)

Firefox & Chrome

d)

Arduino & Raspberry Pi

37.

HMI stands for:

a)

Human-Machine Interaction

b)

Human-Media Integration

c)

High-Memory Interface

d)

Hybrid Machine Intelligence

38.

HMI is used to:

a)

Make movies

b)

Allow humans to interact with machines

c)

Grow plants

d)

Calculate taxes

39.

Examples of HMI devices:

a)

Keyboard

b)

Siri/Alexa

c)

VR headset

d)

All of the above

40.

HRI stands for:

a)

Human Ring Interaction

b)

Human-Robot Interaction

c)

Hardware Robot Interface

d)

High-Resolution Input

41.

Service robots are used in:

a)

Surgery and elder care

b)

Basketball

c)

Car drifting

d)

Gardening

42.

Smart homes include:

a)

Automatic lights & temperature

b)

Car repair

c)

Washing dishes

d)

None

43.

Smart thermostats adjust temperature based on:

a)

Mood

b)

Occupancy + weather

c)

Battery level

d)

Phone brand

44.

Wearables use AI to:

a)

Read emails

b)

Provide real-time health insights

c)

Play music

d)

Change wallpapers

45.

A challenge in HRI:

a)

User happiness

b)

Privacy and ethics

c)

Loud robots

d)

Robot colors

46.

A benefit of AI in society is:

a)

Slower processes

b)

Improved efficiency

c)

No communication

d)

Increased paperwork

47.

A danger of misinformation generated by AI is:

a)

Better education

b)

Public manipulation

c)

Stronger memory

d)

Cleaner data

48.

NLP is essential for which task?

a)

Image compression

b)

Speech recognition

c)

Car mechanics

d)

Cooking

49.

A major environmental use of AI is:

a)

Traffic lights only

b)

Climate pattern prediction

c)

Better selfies

d)

Making clouds

50.

AI for Social Good focuses on:

a)

Entertainment only

b)

Addressing global challenges

c)

Eliminating all jobs

d)

Replacing elections

51.

Human rights in AI require:

a)

Equal moral status

b)

Unlimited surveillance

c)

Removing privacy laws

d)

No accountability

52.

A key ethical concern in AI:

a)

Beautiful colors

b)

Bias and fairness

c)

Fast charging

d)

Keyboard noise

53.

A data security risk in AI systems is:

a)

Malicious data poisoning

b)

Baking bread

c)

Fast typing

d)

Flying cars

54.

Regulations in AI aim to:

a)

Stop all research

b)

Balance innovation and safety

c)

Remove data centers

d)

Block the internet

55.

Edge AI means:

a)

AI on remote clouds only

b)

AI models run on devices like phones

c)

AI inside cars only

d)

AI that draws edges in images

56.

Generative AI can create:

a)

Only buildings

b)

Text, images, music

c)

Only food recipes

d)

Only Excel sheets

57.

AI in education helps with:

a)

Personalized learning

b)

Closing schools

c)

Removing teachers

d)

Only grading exams

58.

Smart cities use AI to:

a)

Increase pollution

b)

Optimize traffic flow

c)

Make roads narrower

d)

Remove street lights

59.

A challenge of AI in society is:

a)

Perfect fairness

b)

Job displacement risks

c)

Unlimited empathy

d)

No data usage

60.

Digital Humanism promotes:

a)

AI centered above humans

b)

Humans at the center of AI

c)

No ethics

d)

Only robots making decisions