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Responsible AI — Risks & Bias

Level :

Pro

  1. What are the three primary risks of using AI carelessly?

  2. In your own words, explain the "Penguin Analogy" for AI bias.

  3. What is the absolute "rule of responsibility" that must be internalized?

  4. Why is it a certainty that AI output will contain bias?

  5. Provide one example of "Safe AI Use" from the comparison table.

  6. Provide one example of "Unsafe AI Use" from the comparison table.

  7. What is irresponsible AI use described as?

  8. Why is sharing personal data like your name or ID in a prompt considered reckless?

  9. What does the risk of "overreliance" on AI erode?

  10. The ultimate responsibility for your work cannot be delegated to what?

  11. Who is always the final check when you use AI for your learning?

  12. Why is a "hallucinated" fact from an AI particularly dangerous?

  13. Is asking an AI to quiz you after you have already written your own notes considered Safe or Unsafe use?

  14. The module describes AI as a "double-edged sword." What does this mean?

  15. How does bias work in an AI, according to the Penguin Analogy?

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