Cuestionario vinculado a una guía · Medio Nivel
Prueba de detección de productos falsificados sobre IA
Revise el control visual, las huellas dactilares físicas de los productos, los registros de trazabilidad y por qué las alertas automatizadas de falsificación necesitan verificación.
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What physical feature does an EUIPO surface-fingerprint method use to create a product identifier?
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- What physical feature does an EUIPO surface-fingerprint method use to create a product identifier?
- Microscopic structural differences in the product surface
- The seller’s writing style
- A customer’s face image
- The color of the shipping box
- How can a surface-fingerprint method support product authentication?
- Assume every material pattern is impossible to reproduce
- Compare a measured microscopic pattern with a registered reference record
- Confirm authenticity from a product photograph alone
- Use a digital passport as proof that the physical item is genuine
- In the OECD 2025 report, what share of recorded seizures involved packaging, labels or authentication components?
- About 2%
- Alrededor del 75%
- Alrededor del 20%
- Every recorded seizure
- How many counterfeit goods did the European Commission report detained in the EU in 2024?
- Approximately 112 thousand
- Approximately 1.2 million
- Approximately 1.12 billion
- Approximately 112 million
- What share of the total value of counterfeit goods seized in 2020–2021 did the OECD report as originating from China?
- About 47%
- About 4.7%
- Alrededor del 20%
- Alrededor del 90%
- What limitation applies when a digital product passport is used in counterfeit screening?
- It identifies the manufacturer without any product data
- It cannot authenticate the physical item unless the digital record is reliably linked to it
- It always proves the object’s physical materials are genuine
- It replaces inspection of the product and reference records
- In an EU digital product passport, what is a central purpose of the data carrier and unique product identifier?
- Guaranteeing that every physical product is genuine
- Replacing all customs inspections
- Providing access to product information and supporting traceability
- Encoding a model’s visual confidence score
- How should an automated counterfeit-risk alert generally be used?
- As conclusive proof that the product is fake
- As authorization to destroy the product automatically
- As a substitute for authentic reference data
- As a signal to prioritize further verification