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AI Literacy for Workers Quiz

Tests the core competencies of workplace AI literacy: why models hallucinate, how to verify output, and careful data handling under the EU AI Act.

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According to the guide, does workplace AI literacy require learning to code?

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  1. According to the guide, does workplace AI literacy require learning to code?
    • Yes, Python is the first requirement
    • No, it is a set of working habits for using AI well and safely
    • Only for managers
    • Only in the European Union
  2. What is a hallucination in generative AI?
    • A deliberate lie programmed by the vendor
    • An image with distorted colors
    • A confident statement from the model that is false
    • A tool crash caused by a long prompt
  3. Why can a model invent a citation that looks completely real?
    • It generates likely text from patterns and has no built-in step that checks claims against a database
    • It copies citations from a secret list
    • It is designed to test users
    • Citations are always generated by a separate human team
  4. Since when has Article 4 of the EU AI Act, the AI literacy obligation, applied?
    • 1 January 2020
    • 1 August 2023
    • 31 December 2027
    • 2 February 2025
  5. What did the marketing coordinator in the examples do before using an unapproved chatbot?
    • Asked the customer for permission to share their data
    • Removed the customer's name, account number and order history
    • Switched off his internet connection
    • Pasted the email in full and deleted it afterward
  6. Does retrieval-augmented generation (RAG) eliminate hallucinations?
    • Yes, completely
    • Yes, but only for images
    • No, it reduces them, but the model can still misread or misattribute retrieved documents
    • No, it makes them more frequent in every case
  7. Why did the new hire's question about parental leave get only a generic answer?
    • The chatbot had no access to the company's internal documents
    • Parental leave is a banned topic for AI
    • The chatbot was deliberately withholding information
    • The question was too short
  8. According to the guide, who is responsible for work that uses AI output?
    • The AI vendor
    • The IT department
    • No one, if the AI wrote it
    • The person who uses the output

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