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AI & Facial Recognition QuizVersion en ligne Key ideas from the reading par Zahra Nema 1 Computers cannot replicate human thought because our brains are incredibly ______. a complex b simple c random 2 According to the text, what is the fundamental way computers achieve tasks that appear intelligent? a By absorbing emotions from users. b By replicating human intuition. c By reducing complex tasks into mathematical functions. 3 Mathematical functions enable computers to perform tasks that appear intelligent. a Not mentioned b True c False 4 The COMPAS AI is considered biased because it discriminates against ______ in its predictions. a Hispanics b Asians c African-Americans 5 The COMPAS AI system predicts African-Americans will reoffend at a higher rate. What does this suggest about the system's impact on justice? a It accurately reflects crime rates in all communities. b It helps judges make faster decisions without any flaws. c It can lead to unfair treatment and discrimination in sentencing. 6 AI can only be as good as the ______ it learns from. a algorithms b data c humans 7 What does facial recognition technology primarily do? a Identifies a person from a digital face image b Tracks online activity only c Solves math problems 8 Which statement is true about privacy risks of facial recognition? a It has no privacy risks b It only affects governments c It could be used to track individuals without consent 9 A key benefit mentioned is that facial recognition can make what everyday task more convenient? a Booking flights automatically b Sending emails c Unlocking personal devices 10 Who can potentially use facial recognition technology to follow you anywhere? a Only social media apps b Only private individuals c Companies or the government 11 Which factor is NOT listed as affecting the usefulness or risk of facial recognition? a Who is using it b Color of the users clothing c How it is used 12 What phrase best describes the overall evaluation of facial recognition use? a Technological determinism b Universal endorsement c Contextual evaluation 13 In security contexts, facial recognition can be beneficial, but it may be harmful when used for what? a Surveillance without consent b Improving customer service c Identifying criminals only 14 What is a major privacy risk highlighted for facial recognition? a Tracking individuals without consent b More personalized ads only c Faster internet speeds 15 Which is a clear benefit of facial recognition mentioned in the reading? a It replaces all passwords with faces b It guarantees total surveillance c Making unlocking phones more convenient 16 True or false: The usefulness of facial recognition depends on who uses it and how. a Only on the country its used in b False c True 17 What is a potential harmful use of facial recognition discussed in the source? a Public photo albums b Surveillance without consent c Automated email sorting 18 Which factor should be considered when deciding to implement facial recognition? a The brand of the camera b The color of the device c Who is using it and why 19 Which of the following is NOT a described benefit? a Targeted advertising by companies as a primary benefit b Enhanced security in certain contexts c Convenient device unlocking 20 What is one direct advantage of speeding up processes (e.g., lunch lines) using the tech? a More visible waiting times b Faster identification and throughput c Increased energy use 21 The material suggests evaluating facial recognition with which lens? a Always harmful in schools b Always beneficial in security c Contextual evaluation of risks and benefits 22 Which statement aligns with the readings view on usefulness vs. risk? a It is inherently risky b It is inherently beneficial c It depends on who uses it, how, and privacy impact

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AI & Facial Recognition QuizVersion en ligne

par Zahra Nema

Computers cannot replicate human thought because our brains are incredibly ______.

According to the text, what is the fundamental way computers achieve tasks that appear intelligent?

Mathematical functions enable computers to perform tasks that appear intelligent.

The COMPAS AI is considered biased because it discriminates against ______ in its predictions.

The COMPAS AI system predicts African-Americans will reoffend at a higher rate. What does this suggest about the system's impact on justice?

AI can only be as good as the ______ it learns from.

What does facial recognition technology primarily do?

Which statement is true about privacy risks of facial recognition?

A key benefit mentioned is that facial recognition can make what everyday task more convenient?

Who can potentially use facial recognition technology to follow you anywhere?

Which factor is NOT listed as affecting the usefulness or risk of facial recognition?

What phrase best describes the overall evaluation of facial recognition use?

In security contexts, facial recognition can be beneficial, but it may be harmful when used for what?

What is a major privacy risk highlighted for facial recognition?

Which is a clear benefit of facial recognition mentioned in the reading?

True or false: The usefulness of facial recognition depends on who uses it and how.

What is a potential harmful use of facial recognition discussed in the source?

Which factor should be considered when deciding to implement facial recognition?

Which of the following is NOT a described benefit?

What is one direct advantage of speeding up processes (e.g., lunch lines) using the tech?

The material suggests evaluating facial recognition with which lens?

Which statement aligns with the readings view on usefulness vs. risk?

Which statement aligns with the readings view on usefulness vs. risk?