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Quiz sur l'IA et la créativité
Explorez les contraintes créatives, en choisissant parmi les variantes générées, l'examen de l'artefact final, le suivi des sources et les limites des conseils en matière de droits d'auteur.
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A creator receives fifty image variations for a workshop poster. What should guide the final selection?
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- A creator receives fifty image variations for a workshop poster. What should guide the final selection?
- The stated purpose and constraints, such as readable date, location and registration details
- Which image looks most novel regardless of accuracy
- The number of outputs generated
- A model score predicting originality
- Why separate idea exploration from final production?
- Rough variations are always ready to publish
- Final work may need precise editing, rights review and accessibility checks
- A final asset cannot be changed
- Creative work has no source or usage concerns
- Before releasing the workshop poster, which final check follows the guide’s worked example?
- Assume a detailed prompt ensures every label is right
- Judge only its overall visual style
- Verify the required details and inspect the poster at its intended viewing size and distance
- Publish it because the generator made it
- What is the scope of the U.S. Copyright Office’s guidance on human authorship in AI-assisted work?
- Every question about training data licenses
- Whether a generated work infringes a third-party work
- Whether every output gets copyright automatically
- It addresses copyrightability; it does not resolve every separate licensing or infringement question
- What should a creative team record about its final selection before publication?
- Why that version was chosen and what details were verified
- Only a screenshot of the first preview
- A prompt with no record of the delivered version
- The model’s entire training dataset
- Why might a polished concept still be a poor creative choice?
- It was produced using a computer
- It may not serve the intended purpose or constraints
- It has more than one color
- It has been edited by a person
- Which distinction should a creator make before publishing AI-assisted work?
- Every tool term is identical
- Every input source is automatically licensed
- Human contributions, input sources, output use and tool terms are separate rights questions
- A generated result proves originality
- A creator uses AI to make many variations. What does the output count establish?
- That each idea is original
- That every version is suitable to publish
- That the most unusual variation is best
- Nothing by itself about originality, usefulness or appropriateness