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+{quiz, id: possibilities_overall, attempts: 10}
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+## AI Possibilities - Overall Quiz
+
+? Here is a sample question?
+A) Correct Answer
+b) Incorrect 
+c) Incorrect
+d) Incorrect
+
+{/quiz}

manuscript/01b-AI_Possibilities-what_is_ai_quiz.md

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+{quiz, id: what_is_ai, attempts: 10}
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+## What is AI Quiz
+
+? What causes algorithms to no longer be considered AI over time?
+
+A) As a public we generally get used to it
+b) They can no longer adapt to new information
+c) These algorithms get worse as time goes on
+d) They focus too narrowly
+
+? What allows an AI model to take new data and make decisions?
+
+a) Predefined computations
+B) Statistical algorithms
+c) Expert curation
+d) Hardware interfaces
+
+? Which is not a part of our AI framework?
+
+a) Interface
+b) Datasets
+C) Automation
+d) Algorithms
+
+? Which smartphone capability involves AI models?
+
+a) Text message storage
+b) Motion tracking
+C) Voice assistants
+d) Operating system
+
+? Why are traditional calculators not considered AI?
+
+A) They lack adaptable algorithms
+b) They do not store much data
+c) They have limited interfaces
+d) They are not integrated devices
+
+{/quiz}

manuscript/01c-AI_Possibilities-how_ai_works_quiz.md

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+{quiz, id: how_ai_works, attempts: 10}
+
+## How AI Works Quiz
+
+? Which of the following is an example of discriminative AI?
+
+a) Text generated by a chatbot
+B) Classifying emails as spam
+c) Images created from a text prompt
+d) Human sounding voices from an audio clip
+
+? Which type of recently developed AI architecture is especially helpful for text generation?
+
+a) Convolutional neural networks
+B) Transformers
+c) Decision trees
+d) Recurrent neural networks
+
+? Which of the following was an important step in preparing the raw data for training the skin cancer detection algorithm?
+
+A) Labeling the images as "cancer" or "not cancer"
+b) Smoothing edges in the images
+c) Removing identifying metadata
+d) All of the above
+
+? Which of the following best describes the role of an interface in an AI system?
+
+a) Performs feature extraction on data
+b) Makes predictions or classifications
+C) Allows humans to interact with the system
+d) Trains the algorithm on labeled data
+
+? Which kind of AI model excels at filling in blanks, dealing with noise, and generating new content?
+
+a) Decision trees
+b) Transformers
+C) Diffusion models
+d) Convolutional neural networks
+
+? Why is representative diversity important when collecting data?
+
+a) To increase the quantity of data
+B) To ensure the AI works accurately for all groups
+c) To simplify the labeling process
+d) To reduce the need for human oversight
+
+{/quiz}

manuscript/01d-AI_Possibilities-ai_types_quiz.md

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+{quiz, id: ai_types, attempts: 10}
+
+## AI Types Quiz
+
+? According to the passage, what is the key difference between a neural network and a deep learning system?
+
+A) Neural networks have only one hidden layer while deep learning systems have two or more hidden layers.
+b) Deep learning systems cluster data automatically while neural networks require manual data clustering.
+c) Neural networks are not a type of algorithm while deep learning is.
+d) There is no difference described.
+
+? What type of deep generative model works by adding and then removing random noise from inputs like images?
+
+a) variational autoencoders
+b) generative adversarial networks
+C) diffusion models
+d) transformers
+
+? When was the transformer architecture first introduced?
+
+a) 2000
+b) 2007
+C) 2017
+d) 2023
+
+? Which of the following is NOT listed as a key component of today's AI according to the summary?
+
+a) transformer architecture
+b) diffusion models
+C) random forests
+d) deep neural networks
+
+? Which best describes Natural Language Processing (NLP)?
+
+a) a model
+b) an architecture
+c) an interface
+D) a field of study
+
+{/quiz}

manuscript/01e-AI_Possibilities-possibilities_quiz.md

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+{quiz, id: possibilities, attempts: 10}
+
+## Possibilities Quiz
+
+? Here is a sample question?
+A) Correct Answer
+b) Incorrect 
+c) Incorrect
+d) Incorrect
+
+{/quiz}

manuscript/01f-AI_Possibilities-ground_rules_quiz.md

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+{quiz, id: ground_rules, attempts: 10}
+
+## Ground Rules Quiz
+
+? Here is a sample question?
+A) Correct Answer
+b) Incorrect 
+c) Incorrect
+d) Incorrect
+
+{/quiz}

manuscript/02a-Avoiding_Harm-Overall_quiz.md

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+{quiz, id: avoiding_harm_overall_quiz, attempts: 10}
+
+## Avoiding Harm - Overall Quiz
+
+? Which of the following is TRUE?
+
+a) Unintended harm is alright because it wasn't intended
+b) AI systems are unbiased and should be used to address human biases
+C) Evaluate new AI tools for biases throughout its development and use
+d) AI tools are accessible and useful in an equitable sense
+
+
+? What is one potential issue with using AI systems that lack interpretability?
+
+A) It can be unclear why the system made a certain decision
+b) The systems always behave as expected
+c) There are no risks associated with using them
+d) They cannot be trusted for any applications
+
+? According to the material, what should be considered at every stage of AI system development and use?
+
+a) Funding sources
+b) Model usage
+C) Ethical implications
+d) Marketing strategies
+
+? What can help reduce issues with faulty AI responses?
+
+a) Never questioning the accuracy of AI responses
+b) Relying completely on AI tools without human review
+c) Assuming AI tools reflect current best practices
+D) Cross-checking responses from multiple AI tools
+
+? Why is transparency important when using AI systems?
+
+a) It builds user trust in the systems
+b) It facilitates public monitoring and feedback
+c) It enables better understanding of AI-assisted decisions
+D) All of the above
+
+? What should be done to mitigate algorithmic bias?
+
+a) Nothing, AI systems are inherently unbiased
+B) Train models on more diverse and inclusive data
+c) Disable safety checks that restrict harmful content
+d) Rely completely on AI systems for decision-making
+
+? What helps ensure user compliance to standards for AI use?
+a) Complex, frequently changing policies
+b) Generic training materials
+c) Self-education by users
+D) Relevant training content
+
+{/quiz}

manuscript/02b-Avoiding_Harm-concepts_quiz.md

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+{quiz, id: societal_impact_quiz, attempts: 10}
+
+## Societal Impact Quiz
+
+? Which of the following is NOT considered a major ethical consideration discussed in the material?
+
+a) Security and privacy issues
+b) Climate impact
+C) Efficiency of the AI project
+d) Inadvertent harm
+
+? What does the concept of "AI paternalism" refer to?
+
+A) Trusting an AI system over human judgment or patient experiences in healthcare
+b) The use of AI systems as replacements for human parents
+c) Regulations restricting the development of advanced AI systems
+d) Biases inherent in AI systems against certain groups
+
+? According to the material, which of the following can help reduce potential harms from AI systems?
+
+a) Assuming AI systems will behave as expected in all situations
+b) Implementing new AI solutions quickly without extensive testing
+c) Avoiding transparency about AI system development
+D) Involving diverse perspectives in discussions of intended uses
+
+{/quiz}

manuscript/02ba-Avoiding_Harm-concepts_quiz.md

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+{quiz, id: testing_training_harm_quiz, attempts: 10}
+
+## Effective Use of Data Quiz
+
+? Which of the following best describes the training data?
+
+A) Data used to initially train the machine learning model
+b) Data used to fine-tune and improve the machine learning model
+c) Data used to evaluate the performance of the machine learning model
+d) Data that is better determine how the model might work in other contexts
+
+? Why is it important to have independent training and testing datasets?
+
+a) To avoid overfitting the model to the training data
+b) To more accurately evaluate model performance
+c) To fine-tune the model using a validation set
+D) Both a and b
+
+? According to the passage, what is the preferable way to partition data for machine learning?
+
+a) Use all data for training only
+b) Use some data for training and the rest for testing
+C) Use some data for training, some for validation, and the rest for testing
+d) There is no preferred way, any partitioning is acceptable
+
+
+{/quiz}

manuscript/02c-Avoiding_Harm-algorithms_quiz.md

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+{quiz, id: algorithms_quiz, attempts: 10}
+
+## Algorithms Quiz
+
+? What is one potential issue with using AI systems that lack interpretability?
+A) It can be unclear why the system made a certain decision
+b) The systems always behave as expected
+c) There are no risks associated with using them
+d) They cannot be trusted for any applications
+
+? According to the material, which of the following can help reduce issues with faulty AI responses?
+a) Never questioning the accuracy of AI responses
+b) Relying completely on AI tools without human review
+c) Assuming AI tools reflect current best practices
+D) Cross-checking responses from multiple AI tools
+
+? What does the term "hallucinate" refer to in the context of AI systems?
+
+a) AI systems having visions or dreams
+B) AI systems making up information based on artifacts of their algorithms
+c) AI systems malfunctioning due to hardware issues
+d) AI systems being trained on datasets containing hallucinogens
+
+? What recent real-world example demonstrates issues with faulty AI responses?
+
+a) AI systems spreading misinformation on social media
+b) An AI system beating the world chess champion
+C) A website banning AI-generated code that provided incorrect answers
+d) AI systems writing biased news articles
+
+{/quiz}

manuscript/02d-Avoiding_Harm-adherence_quiz.md

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+{quiz, id: adherence_quiz, attempts: 10}
+
+## Adherence Quiz
+
+? According to the material, what is one benefit of starting slow when implementing AI systems?
+A) It allows time to understand how the systems work
+b) It eliminates any possible unexpected consequences
+c) It speeds up the rollout to more users
+d) There are no benefits to starting slow
+
+? What does the material recommend related to copyright when using AI systems?
+a) Assume AI-generated content does not violate any copyright
+B) Obtain permission to use copyrighted content used for training
+c) Never citing sources used by AI systems
+d) Waiting to address copyright issues until after system launch
+
+? According to the material, what can help ensure individuals comply with ethical standards for AI system use?
+a) Complex policies that frequently change
+b) Training materials not tailored to actual use cases
+c) Relying on users to educate themselves
+D) Education emphasizing relevance and fundamentals
+
+{/quiz}

manuscript/02e-Avoiding_Harm-consent_and_ai.md

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+{quiz, id: consent_quiz, attempts: 10}
+
+## Consent and AI Quiz
+
+? Why is obtaining meaningful consent tricky with AI systems?
+
+a) Users readily understand all the risks of providing their data
+b) The risks associated with data collection are static and known
+c) AI systems anonymize all collected data
+D) The potential risks to users change dynamically over time
+? Which of the following are concerns with data collection and AI?
+
+a) Accountability
+b) Data persistence
+c) Data reuse
+D) All of the above
+
+
+? Which of the following technologies has been an especially debated topic in relation to consent in the EU?
+
+a) Speech recognition
+B) Live Facial recognition
+c) Object detection
+d) Machine translation
+
+? What is data spillover?
+
+A) A situation where data collection happens accidentally for other individuals in collecting data for intended people
+b) When datasets are too large that the AI system fails
+c) When datasets are too large that too many resources are used to support computing
+d) The deliberate collection of data not specified in an individual's consent agreement 
+{/quiz}