What is a concern about AI-driven automation in the job market?

The creation of new jobs without affecting existing ones

What is one of the main ethical challenges of artificial intelligence?

Avoiding biases and discrimination in algorithms

How can AI affect people's privacy?

By collecting and analyzing data without proper consent

What organizations are working on regulations for the ethical use of AI?

The United Nations and the European Union

What is the "principle of non-maleficence" in AI ethics?

Avoiding harm caused by AI to people

What principle is key in AI ethics?

Ensuring transparency and explainability of algorithms

What does the concept of "explainable AI" mean?

That AI decisions can be understood and justified

Which of the following is a possible consequence of using AI without ethical regulations?

Unfair or discriminatory automated decisions

What is meant by "algorithmic bias" in AI?

When AI reproduces human prejudices in its decisions

Why is human supervision important in AI systems?

To correct errors and avoid unexpected negative impacts

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1
What is a concern about AI-driven automation in the job market?
Worker displacement due to automation
An increase in human creativity
The creation of new jobs without affecting existing ones
A reduction in working hours without affecting employment
2
What is one of the main ethical challenges of artificial intelligence?
Avoiding biases and discrimination in algorithms
Making machines fully autonomous
Ensuring that robots are faster
Increasing data processing speed
3
How can AI affect people's privacy?
By collecting and analyzing data without proper consent
By always guaranteeing the security of personal information
By reducing access to information on the internet
By eliminating the need for passwords on devices
4
What organizations are working on regulations for the ethical use of AI?
Only national governments
The United Nations and the European Union
Only private companies like Google and Microsoft
No organization is regulating AI
5
What is the "principle of non-maleficence" in AI ethics?
Making AI completely replace humans at work
Allowing AI to operate without human supervision
Ensuring that AI becomes more powerful than humans
Avoiding harm caused by AI to people
6
What principle is key in AI ethics?
Maximizing financial benefits
Making machines more powerful than humans
Ensuring transparency and explainability of algorithms
Completely eliminating human intervention
7
What does the concept of "explainable AI" mean?
That AI never makes mistakes
That AI always requires human intervention
That AI decisions can be understood and justified
That algorithms always function in the same way
8
Which of the following is a possible consequence of using AI without ethical regulations?
Reduction of social inequality
Elimination of errors in data analysis
Unfair or discriminatory automated decisions
Increased cybersecurity
9
What is meant by "algorithmic bias" in AI?
When AI becomes smarter than humans
When AI reproduces human prejudices in its decisions
When AI does not learn from the provided data
When one algorithm runs faster than another
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Why is human supervision important in AI systems?
To ensure that AI makes all decisions without intervention
To prevent AI from learning on its own
To correct errors and avoid unexpected negative impacts
To make AI work more slowly

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