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1
How many children were taken into care due to the Dutch scandal?
Over 1000
Around 50
Fewer than 10
About 100
2
Which actors in the EU are pushing hardest against a total ban on live facial recognition ?
Schools
environmental NGOs
Member state governments
private companies
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Why is facial recognition seen as a threat to human rights?
It reduces crime to zero
It improves traffic flow
It violates privacy
It makes phones cheaper
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Which of the following is NOT covered by the AI Act?
Quantum computing
Generative AI tools
facial recognition
Automated decision-making
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Which global region is creating the first comprehensive AI regulation?
European Union
North America
Asia
Africa
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True or False: The AI Act currently ensures people can always challenge AI decisions in court.
False
True
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What is the name of this major EU legislation?
Artificial Intelligence Act
General Data protection Regualtion
Technology Ethics Charter
AI Safety Bill
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What key risk arises when AI systems make decisions about people without oversight?
Reduced Data storage
Greater Transparancy
Loss of public control
Faster computation
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What does mass surveillance do to people’s behaviour?
Makes them happier
Causes chilling and self-censorship
Has no effect
Encourages crime
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What kind of profiling was used in the Dutch childcare benefits scandal?
Age-based
Income-based
Gender-based
Nationality-based
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What core principles should AI regulation prioritize to protect human rights ?
Speed and efficiency
Corporate taxes
Profit maximization
Transparency and accountability
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According to the video, what does the current AI Act fail to control internationally?
Number of programmers
Corporate taxes
Export of surveillance tech to oppressive regimes
Internet speed
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What were the consequences for families wrongly accused in the Netherlands?
They got a promotion at work
They recieved free legal aid
They got tax discounts
Forced to repay benefits, debt, loss of jobs and homes
