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Quiz sur l'IA dans la vie quotidienne

Utilisez l'IA au quotidien avec des autorisations claires, des alternatives manuelles, des contrôles de confidentialité, des chemins de correction et une confirmation avant les actions consécutives.

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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