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Ethics of AI
1. According to arguments presented by professional ethics, designers of artificially intelligent system are primarily responsible for:
Marketing and selling the system to consumers
The system's actions without considering ethical outcomes
The ethical outcomes of their system's actions
The system's technical functionality alone
2. Regarding the ethical implications of AI, why can a lack of transparency be problematic in AI systems?
It can protect AI manufacturers from legal actions
It increases the system’s adaptability to different tasks
It can obscure ethical breaches and diminish accountability
It can improve system performance
3. From an ethical perspective, how should biases identified in AI system outputs be treated?
They should be corrected if causing systemic unfairness, even if reflecting societal biases
They should be used as justifications for those societal biases
They should be ignored as they reflect societal biases
They should be used to train the AI to be more efficient
4. In AI ethics, the concept of a 'black box' refers to:
The place where AI systems are usually stored
The difficulty of understanding how an AI reached a particular decision
The box where unidentified artificial intelligence systems are kept
The ethical framework of an AI system
5. Which ethical consideration may be compromised if an artificially intelligent system is capable of 'deep learning' with minimal human involvement?
Accountability of system outcomes
Neither Accountability nor Transparency
Both Accountability and Transparency of system outcomes
Transparency of system outcomes
6. Why are considerations of privacy paramount in discussions of AI ethics?
Privacy considerations are not paramount in AI ethics
AI systems are typically stored in highly secure locations
AI systems are always programmed to respect user privacy
AI systems often require large amounts of data, potentially infringing upon users' rights to data privacy
7. Which is an application of AI that raises a significant ethical issue due to concerns over fairness and equality?
Use of AI in solitaire card games
Use of AI in basic mathematical calculations
Use of AI in weather predictions
Use of AI in hiring and recruitment processes
8. What aspect of Artificial Intelligence presents a major challenge to professional ethics in its design and application?
The potential for AI to replace humans in all forms of work
The potential for AI to be superior to humans in every respect
The potential for AI to be permanently neutral and unbiased
The potential for AI to cause harm if misused, and difficulty in attributing responsibility
9. What is a potential ethical implication if the decision-making process of an AI system isn't accessible for review?
It would prevent the AI from being hacked
It would ensure the machine's decisions are always correct
It could prevent accountability for decisions with significant real-world consequences
It could improve the machine's decision-making speed
10. From an ethical standpoint, why could it be problematic if an AI system learns and evolves from its interactions over time?
It ensures that the AI system evolves in line with societal standards
It can potentially amplify existing biases with continuous feedback
It helps the AI system to reset after a system crash
It proves the adaptability and intelligence of an AI system
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