Chapter 2 · Quiz
Quiz: What is Artificial Intelligence?
Passing score: 8/10
Several distractors below are statements people make in real design meetings. Each one mixes up two of the six axes or treats a definition as if it were universal.
Question 1
In the EU AI Act and OECD definition of an AI system, which word carries most of the weight in separating AI systems from ordinary software?
Question 2
A hand-coded tax calculator applies 2,000 rules written by the finance team. How does it fare under the three definitions in the chapter?
Question 3
Which statement about a minimax chess program is best supported by the chapter?
Question 4
Which of these belongs on the authority axis?
Question 5
Why is "Generative AI" a poor value for the model-family axis?
Question 6
Gmail's spam filter moves messages to the Spam folder without asking anyone. Why is that level of authority acceptable?
Question 7
On the Sheridan–Verplank scale, a system that prepares an exact change and applies it only when a person approves it sits at which level?
Question 8
In Moffatt v. Air Canada (2024), what did the tribunal decide about the chatbot's incorrect answer?
Question 9
Using the chapter's illustrative costs, a customer-service assistant is wrong on 2% of policy answers. Which review policy is cheapest?
Question 10
Before choosing "no review" for that assistant, the team wants to show its error rate is below the 0.17% flip point with 95% confidence. Roughly how many consecutive correct answers does that take?