AI & Creativity Quiz

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1. 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
2. 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
3. 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
4. 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
5. 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
6. 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
7. 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
8. 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