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Me, Myself, & AI
Me, Myself, & AI
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AI can make decisions without being programmed for every situation.
True
False
2
The creators of AI systems are responsible for how their technology is used.
True
False
3
Robots with AI can learn harmful behavior if trained on bad data.
True
False
4
Teaching students about AI ethics helps them become more responsible users and creators.
False
True
5
AI is used in games, cars, phones, and even farming.
True
False
6
Why should we be careful about what data we give to AI systems?
They don’t use data at all
They get tired easily
They might learn bad or biased information
They might overheat
7
It is okay to use AI to copy someone else’s artwork and claim it as your own.
False
True
8
Why might using robots in war raise serious ethical concerns?
Robots are too fast
Robots may harm humans without moral understanding
Robots don’t need sleep
Robots are expensive
9
What’s a possible
ethical danger
of using AI-generated images?
They cost too much to produce
They take too long to make
They look boring
People might believe fake images are real
10
Facial recognition to track people in a public space without their permission, what ethical concern does this raise?
Data loss
Time management
Privacy violation
Energy use
11
Which of the following best describes the role of AI in robotics?
Making robots look human
Giving robots the ability to learn, adapt, and make decisions
Allowing robots to perform pre-set tasks only
Powering the robot’s physical movements
12
Using AI to spy on people without their knowledge is unethical.
True
False
13
What does "AI" stand for?
Automated Input
Advanced Integration
Automatic Intelligence
Artificial Intelligence
14
AI systems always make fair decisions because they don’t have emotions.
True
False
15
Which situation best demonstrates
bias in AI
?
An AI system recommending books based on your past choices
A drone flying on a pre-set route
A hiring AI selecting only male candidates despite equal qualifications
A robot following voice commands
16
Which is a benefit of using AI in healthcare?
Making art
Cooking food
Playing video games
Faster and accurate diagnosis
17
Which of the following is
not
a robot?
A drone
A pencil
A robotic vacuum cleaner
Self-driving car
18
What is the most
responsible
way to use AI in education?
To replace teachers completely
To support personalized learning without replacing human interaction
To monitor every student’s activity constantly
To give students access to any content on the internet
19
Which of these is an example of AI in daily life?
Microwave oven
Flashlight
Virtual assistant like Siri or Alexa
Light switch
20
What part of a robot is like the "brain"?
Controller (or processor)
Battery
Sensor
Motor
21
What is machine learning?
Machines that clean your room
Building machines in factories
Teaching humans to code
Machines learning from data to improve over time
22
What do robots use to sense their environment?
Arms
Wheels
Sensors
Screens
23
It’s ethical to use AI to secretly collect personal data for advertising.
True
False
24
AI should be used in ways that are:
Dangerous and secret
Helpful and fair
Costly and hidden
Confusing and hard to understand
25
Which of the following is an unethical use of AI?
Using AI in education
Using AI to help people with disabilities
Using AI to detect diseases
Using AI for facial recognition without permission
26
Imagine an AI robot that can mimic a human voice perfectly. What is a
potential ethical risk
?
The robot might lose its voice
It could be used to pretend to be someone else (deepfake)
People could use it for music
The voice might be too realistic
27
Robots and AI always know what is right and wrong.
False
True
28
When AI is trained using only data from one group of people, what risk does this create?
Better accuracy
Faster results
Greater intelligence
Unfair and biased decision-making
