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Introduction to XAI

Total questions: 18

Worksheet time: 9mins

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Class
Date
1.

What is the primary goal of Explainable Artificial Intelligence (XAI)?

a)

To increase model accuracy only

b)

To reduce computational cost

c)

To make AI decisions understandable to humans

d)

To replace traditional machine learning

2.

Why is explainability important in AI systems?

a)

To improve hardware performance

b)

To build trust, accountability, and transparency

c)

To eliminate bias completely

d)

To automate decision-making

3.

Which of the following best describes a “black-box” model?

a)

A model with low accuracy

b)

A model that cannot be deployed

c)

A model whose internal logic is difficult to interpret

d)

A model that uses open-source data

4.

Which model is generally considered inherently interpretable?

a)

Deep Neural Network

b)

Random Forest

c)

Convolutional Neural Network

d)

Linear Regression

5.

Explainable AI techniques are mainly used to explain:

a)

Only interpretable models

b)

Only rule-based systems

c)

Complex or black-box models

d)

Statistical tests

6.

Which statement is TRUE about interpretability and explainability?

a)

They are exactly the same concept

b)

Interpretability focuses on model structure, explainability on outputs

c)

Explainability applies only to neural networks

d)

Interpretability always requires post-hoc methods

7.

Feature importance helps users understand:

a)

How fast the model runs

b)

Dataset size

c)

Which features contribute most to predictions

d)

Model fairness

8.

SHAP values are based on which concept?

a)

Bayesian probability

b)

Game theory (Shapley values)

c)

Gradient descent

d)

Decision trees

9.

LIME explains model predictions by:

a)

Training a new global model

b)

Using gradients

c)

Approximating the model locally with a simple model

d)

Visualizing neural layers

10.

Which statement best differentiates SHAP from LIME?

a)

SHAP provides consistent global and local explanations

b)

SHAP is faster but less accurate

c)

SHAP is faster but less accurate

d)

LIME is model-specific, SHAP is not

11.

A local explanation focuses on:

a)

Overall model performance

b)

A single prediction

c)

Dataset distribution

d)

Model training time

12.

Which XAI method can provide both global and local explanations?

a)

Confusion matrix

b)

Accuracy score

c)

K-means

d)

SHAP

13.

Global explanations are useful for:

a)

Debugging individual predictions

b)

Labeling data

c)

Improving hardware optimization

d)

Understanding general model behavior

14.

XAI is especially important in high-stakes domains such as:

a)

Music recommendation

b)

Video streaming

c)

Online gaming

d)

Finance and healthcare

15.

Which of the following is NOT a benefit of XAI?

a)

Increased user trust

b)

Better regulatory compliance

c)

Guaranteed fairness

d)

Improved transparency

16.

How does XAI support ethical AI?

a)

By improving GPU speed

b)

By explaining and auditing AI decisions

c)

By removing all bias

d)

By automating ethics

17.

Which statement best reflects the role of humans in XAI?

a)

Humans should not question AI decisions

b)

Humans only collect data

c)

Humans replace AI models

d)

Humans validate and interpret AI explanations

18.

Explainability in AI should be:

a)

Optional

b)

Used only in research

c)

Integrated into real-world AI systems

d)

Avoided due to complexity