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AI Image Generators in Art Class Quiz
Tests how diffusion models make images, the Zarya of the Dawn copyright decision, and attribution and safety practices for art class.
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How does a diffusion model create an image from a prompt?
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- How does a diffusion model create an image from a prompt?
- It starts from random noise and refines it step by step into an image that matches the text
- It searches the web and returns the closest photo
- It cuts and pastes pieces of stored images together
- It traces over an image the user uploads
- What did the US Copyright Office decide about 'Zarya of the Dawn' in 2023?
- The whole comic, including the images, was protected
- Nothing in the comic could be protected
- The text and arrangement were protected, but the individual Midjourney images were not
- Only the Midjourney images were protected
- What does Adobe say Firefly is trained on?
- Only images scraped from social media
- Licensed content such as Adobe Stock, plus public domain material
- Students' uploaded artwork
- Nothing; it has no training data
- What does the random seed control in image generation?
- The colour palette
- The image's file size
- Which tool is used
- The starting noise, so the same prompt and seed usually produce the same image again
- Why does the guide say image-to-image modes often suit the classroom well?
- They keep more of the student's own composition
- They are always free
- They never show bias
- They need no prompt at all
- Which statement corrects a common misconception about image generators?
- They store every training image and paste them together
- They cannot produce anything resembling their training data
- They learn statistical patterns, though they can sometimes produce close copies of images that appeared many times in training
- They only produce abstract art
- What attribution practice does the guide recommend for AI-assisted student work?
- Hide AI use to keep grading fair
- Label the work, name the tool, keep the prompts, and describe what the student changed
- Credit only the AI company
- Attribution is only needed for professional artists
- What does the guidance scale setting control?
- The age limit for users
- How many images are produced at once
- The image's resolution
- How closely the image follows the prompt versus how natural it looks
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