QUIZ: Introduction to AI

Which historical technology comparison best describes today's AI hype cycle? *

The introduction of fax machines in the 1980s

Personal computers eliminating paperwork by 1990 and the internet creating "paperless offices" by 2000

The adoption of mobile phones in the 1990s

The rise of cable television in the 1970s

According to the lesson, what does AI fundamentally do today? *

Think and reason like humans

Create original ideas and innovations

Pattern recognition and statistical prediction

Understand context and emotions

Today's AI's current text processing capabilities are most comparable to which business role? *

A senior executive making strategic decisions

A junior associate handling routine tasks

A department manager overseeing operations

A board member providing governance

Which of these limitations best describes AI's creativity? *

It cannot process large amounts of data

It works too slowly for business applications

It doesn't create; it recombines existing patterns in novel ways

It cannot understand written instructions

Which of the following best describes how Gmail's Smart Compose functions? *

Understanding your personal writing style and emotions

Learning from billions of emails to predict what you're likely to say next

Analyzing your calendar and contacts to suggest responses

Using templates created by professional writers

Which comparision best describes the current-state of AI-powered navigation systems: *

A taxi driver with perfect knowledge of every road condition

A travel agent booking the best routes

A traffic controller managing city flow

A map publisher creating accurate directions

Which of these best describes the "confidence without competence" problem? *

AI systems work slowly but accurately

AI systems are most confident when they're most wrong

AI systems always ask for clarification when uncertain

AI systems only work with perfect data

Which of these best describes the "black box problem"? *

AI systems being too expensive for small businesses

AI systems working only in dark environments

AI systems producing results without explaining their reasoning

AI systems requiring specialized hardware

When describing AI, it's like a Master Chief who has: *

Cooked every dish in the world but never tasted anything

Tasted every dish in the world but has never actually cooked

Managed every restaurant but never served customers

Written every cookbook but never planned a menu

Based on the past lesson, what approach should seasoned leaders take toward AI adoption? *

Implement AI systems as quickly as possible to gain competitive advantage

Wait until AI technology is completely mature before adopting

Treat AI as a powerful tool with specific capabilities and clear boundaries

Replace all human decision-making with AI systems

Reignite 101

QUIZ: Introduction to AI