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AI for Graphic Designers Quiz

Tests where generative AI fits design workflows, how diffusion seeds and inpainting work, and the copyright and licensing issues clients raise.

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At which stages does the guide say designers mainly use generative AI?

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  1. At which stages does the guide say designers mainly use generative AI?
    • Only final print-ready production
    • Legal review of contracts
    • Early and middle stages: exploring directions, variations and mockups
    • Invoicing and billing
  2. Where does the guide say AI tends to be weakest for design work?
    • Precise typography, legible text, correct logos and consistent brand systems
    • Producing many variations quickly
    • Exploring mood and palette
    • Generating backgrounds
  3. What does Adobe state about how Firefly was trained?
    • It was trained on every image on the web
    • It was trained only on its users' uploads
    • It was not trained on any images
    • It was trained on licensed content such as Adobe Stock and public-domain material
  4. What is the US Copyright Office position described in the guide?
    • All AI-generated images are fully protected
    • Material generated without sufficient human creative control is not protected, though human selection, arrangement and modification can be
    • AI images automatically belong to the tool vendor
    • Copyright applies only to vector files
  5. What does reusing a seed with the same prompt and settings help you do?
    • Reproduce a result
    • Remove a watermark
    • Convert an image to vector
    • Increase copyright protection
  6. In AI for Graphic Designers: what does inpainting do?
    • Extends the canvas beyond its original borders
    • Converts raster images into vectors
    • Regenerates only a masked area of the image
    • Adds provenance metadata
  7. Why do AI-generated logos usually need extra work before production?
    • AI tools cannot produce color
    • Most tools output raster images, so logos need to be rebuilt or traced as vectors
    • Vendors ban logo generation
    • Logos must be hand-drawn by law
  8. How does the guide characterize Content Credentials on Firefly outputs?
    • They guarantee the client owns the copyright
    • They can never be removed
    • They are required by every client
    • A metadata signal recording AI use that can be stripped, so it is not proof

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