Title: Module 2 | Quiz
Course: AI Literacy > Section: Module 2: Ethical Considerations in AI: Impact & Perspectives

Q: Which of the following is NOT a primary ethical concern in AI development?
- Fairness (Incorrect - Fairness is a primary concern)
- Transparency (Incorrect - Transparency is a primary concern)
- Profit maximization
- Accountability (Incorrect - Accountability is a primary concern)
A: Profit maximization
If right: Correct - Profit maximization is not a primary concern

Q: AI systems always make ethical decisions without human intervention.
- True (Incorrect - AI systems don't make ethical decisions by themselves)
- False
A: False
If right: Correct - AI makes ethical decisions only with human intervention

Q: CAPTCHA technology has been used to train AI models in all of the following areas EXCEPT:
- Optical Character Recognition (OCR) (Incorrect - CAPTCHA has trained OCR)
- Self-driving car technology (Incorrect - CAPTCHA has trained self-driving car tech)
- Financial fraud detection
- Image recognition (Incorrect - CAPTCHA has trained Image recognition)
A: Financial fraud detection
If right: Correct - CAPTCHA has NOT trained financial fraud detection

Q: Generative AI can amplify misinformation if its training data is biased or unreliable.
- True
- False (Incorrect - If the training data is biased or unreliable, AI can amplify misinformation)
A: True
If right: Correct - If the training data is biased or unreliable, AI can amplify misinformation

Q: What are some ethical concerns associated with AI-driven labor? (Select all that apply)
- Lack of compensation for human data labeling
- Exploitation of gig workers
- Increased job opportunities for all workers (Incorrect - This is the opposite of an ethical concern)
- Unequal distribution of AI benefits
A: Lack of compensation for human data labeling; Exploitation of gig workers; Unequal distribution of AI benefits
If right: Correct - Lack of compensation is an ethical concern Correct - Exploitation is an ethical concern Correct - Unequal distribution is an ethical concern

Q: One of the ethical concerns of large language models (LLMs) is their high _______ consumption, which negatively impacts the environment
A: energy

Q: What is a major risk of AI-driven content recommendation systems?
- They increase diversity in content consumption (Incorrect - Increasing diversity is not a risk)
- They reduce engagement with users (Incorrect - Reducing engagement is not a risk)
- They create 'filter bubbles' that limit exposure to diverse perspectives
- They eliminate bias in media consumption (Incorrect - Eliminating bias is not a risk)
A: They create 'filter bubbles' that limit exposure to diverse perspectives
If right: Correct- Filter bubbles are a risk

Q: The concept of _______ refers to the risk that AI developers and decision-makers become detached from those affected by AI decisions.
A: moral distance

Q: Which of the following are common ethical approaches to AI decision-making? (Select all that apply)
- Utilitarianism
- Deontological Ethics
- Principle-Based Ethics
- Financial Profitability (Incorrect - Financial Profitability is NOT a common approach)
A: Utilitarianism; Deontological Ethics; Principle-Based Ethics
If right: Correct - Utilitarianism is a common approach Correct - Deontological ethics is a common approach Correct - Principle-Based Ethics is a common approach

Q: What is the main argument of Care Ethics in AI decision-making?
- AI should prioritize efficiency above all else (Incorrect - Prioritizing efficiency does not show care)
- Ethical AI decisions should be based only on rules and laws (Incorrect - This does not show care)
- AI should be designed with compassion, relationships, and attentiveness to human needs
- AI should eliminate human input to reduce bias (Incorrect - Eliminating human input does not show care)
A: AI should be designed with compassion, relationships, and attentiveness to human needs
If right: Correct- This does show care