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Reflect on AIOnline version Select the best possible answer by Jorge Carrillo. PhD 1 What you can see vs. what you assume Select one or more answers a The system behind it is necessarily an AI / machine-learning model. b The interface accepts a text message and returns a contextual text response. c The system behind it is necessarily a Generative AI / Large Language Model. d Because it converses in natural language, it qualifies as General AI. 2 Would AI bring benefits in this scenario? a AI is not needed here. A fixed-timer controller already solves the problem. b Adaptive signal timing could reduce waiting times and emissions, provided the operational gains outweigh the associated costs. c AI must be used here to reduce pollution and congestion. Modern intersections should always be AI-driven to resolve such complex problems. d AI is not applied in these types of scenarios. 3 This is an example of: a Human-in-the-Loop (HITL) b Human-off-the-Loop (HOTL) c Human-out-of-the-Loop (HOOTL) d Human-with-AI (collaborative augmentation) 4 A streaming platform wants to build a "Recommended for you" feature. Which of the following approaches would qualify as using AI? a Collaborative filtering: recommending items based on patterns learned from the behaviour of similar users. b Popularity ranking: showing every user the top ten most-watched titles of the week, c A hand-written rule set d Editorial curation with A/B testing. A content team hand-picks the weekly line-up, and analytics measure which arrangement gets the most clicks. 5 Which statement about this AI biometric authentication system is correct? a Because face unlock is trained on large datasets, it will authenticate every user reliably once enrolment is complete. b Any deployment of facial recognition on a personal device constitutes mass surveillance c A face-unlock feature can only be built with supervised learning; self-supervised or contrastive approaches are not applicable to biometrics. d Enrolment and verification rely on a model trained on facial data, so recognition accuracy varies across demographic groups and lighting conditions 6 A household deploys an AI-powered cleaning robot. Which statement best captures the governance concern in this scenario? a A cleaning robot performs only physical tasks, so it does not raise AI-governance concerns. b Since the robot functions in a private home instead of a public space, any data it gathers is inherently not subject to privacy regulations like the GDPR. c The main risk is physical safety, like bumping pets, falling, or damaging furniture, all addressed by safety tests. d Autonomous cleaning relies on a persistent digital floor plan, cloud behavioural data, and occasional camera images, raising privacy, security, and sharing concerns. 7 An automaker asks whether it is ethically defensible to deploy fully autonomous vehicles at scale. Which position best reflects responsible-AI reasoning? a If autonomous vehicles are statistically safer than human drivers on average, deployment is ethically required b The technology should not be built: any system that can cause a fatal accident without a human at the wheel is inherently unacceptable. c The ethical question is settled once the vehicle meets regulatory type-approval and passes safety certification d The decision can't rely solely on traffic-safety data; it must balance accident reduction against displaced jobs, urban lock-in, energy footprint, algorithmic responsibility, and equitable access

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What you can see vs. what you assume

Select one or more answers

Would AI bring benefits in this scenario?

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A streaming platform wants to build a "Recommended for you" feature. Which of the following approaches would qualify as using AI?

Which statement about this AI biometric authentication system is correct?

A household deploys an AI-powered cleaning robot. Which statement best captures the governance concern in this scenario?

An automaker asks whether it is ethically defensible to deploy fully autonomous vehicles at scale. Which position best reflects responsible-AI reasoning?