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An assistant suggests a route and also offers to buy a ticket. Why should the user treat these steps differently?

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  1. An assistant suggests a route and also offers to buy a ticket. Why should the user treat these steps differently?
    • A recommendation and an automated purchase have different consequences
    • Both actions are always harmless
    • A suggested route contains no data
    • Purchases do not require confirmation
  2. Before an assistant buys a recommended flight, what details should it show?
    • Only the airline name
    • Route, date, price, baggage terms, and destination
    • Only a predicted arrival time
    • A summary written after purchase
  3. How should personalized recommendations be treated?
    • As guaranteed facts about what is best
    • As decisions that never need correction
    • As conditional suggestions that may reflect incomplete data or other objectives
    • As proof of a user’s identity
  4. What should a household review periodically across connected AI services?
    • Only the device’s color settings
    • The voice assistant’s wake word
    • The number of app icons
    • Privacy and retention settings for devices, apps, and cloud services
  5. What should remain available when an AI service is unavailable?
    • A manual alternative for important tasks
    • A setting that removes all captions
    • A copy of every other user’s data
    • Automatic account changes
  6. Why test an accessibility feature with the people who will use it?
    • The model needs a longer prompt
    • Poor recognition or an inaccessible fallback can create new barriers
    • Accessibility tools always work identically
    • Testing replaces privacy review
  7. What information should a person examine before enabling a daily-life AI feature?
    • Only its marketing name
    • How many recommendations it produces
    • What data it uses, what it can change, and how to correct a mistake
    • Whether it has a voice
  8. Which design makes an AI feature easier to control if it causes a problem?
    • Hide settings in a separate account
    • Require deletion of the whole app
    • Make it impossible to edit a stored result
    • Make it easy to see, edit, delete, or stop the feature without losing unrelated functionality