Getting Into AI Without Coding Quiz

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1. Which of these is described in the guide as a non-coding AI role?
   • GPU kernel developer
   • Compiler engineer
   • AI governance and ethics analyst
   • Database administrator
2. In RLHF, what do human raters typically do?
   • Compare responses and pick the better one according to a rubric
   • Write the model's source code
   • Choose which GPUs to buy
   • Translate the model into other programming languages
3. According to the guide, which annotation tasks tend to pay more?
   • Tasks that require no rubric
   • Specialist tasks in fields such as law, medicine, math or coding
   • Tasks done without any quality review
   • The simplest image-labeling tasks
4. What are gold questions used for on annotation platforms?
   • Rewarding annotators with bonuses in gold
   • Choosing which model to release
   • Replacing the reward model
   • Checking annotator quality against known correct answers
5. Which framework does the guide cite as released in 2023 to help organizations manage AI risk?
   • The NIST AI Risk Management Framework
   • The General Data Protection Regulation
   • The Sarbanes-Oxley Act
   • The Model Context Protocol
6. What does an AI product operations role focus on?
   • Designing neural network architectures
   • Negotiating the company's office leases
   • Keeping deployed AI products healthy through feedback triage, knowledge-base updates and quality tracking
   • Writing the model's training code
7. What misconception about no-code AI roles does the guide correct?
   • That domain expertise is valuable
   • That "no coding" means no technical understanding is needed
   • That governance work involves documentation
   • That contract annotation work can be unstable
8. What warning sign of a scam does the guide mention?
   • The platform uses a quality rubric
   • The work involves ranking model outputs
   • The job requires domain expertise
   • A so-called AI training job that asks for an upfront fee