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AI Skills Employers Want Quiz
Tests the AI skills employers look for, including prompting, output verification and workflow automation, and how to show each with evidence.
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According to the guide, why is listing only a tool name such as "ChatGPT" weak evidence of AI skill?
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- According to the guide, why is listing only a tool name such as "ChatGPT" weak evidence of AI skill?
- Recruiters are not familiar with tool names
- It does not show what task you did, how you checked it, or what changed
- Tool names are banned from most job postings
- Employers only hire people who use free tools
- What happened in the 2023 Mata v. Avianca case mentioned in the guide?
- A company was fined for using AI to screen resumes
- A court approved AI-written legal briefs
- Lawyers were sanctioned for filing a brief with case citations ChatGPT had invented
- An airline was required to disclose its AI chatbot
- Why does fluent, confident AI output still need checking?
- Language models predict likely text rather than verifying facts
- AI tools always add deliberate errors
- Confident output is legally inadmissible
- Fluent text is usually copied from competitors
- Which change to a prompt best reflects the prompting skill described in the guide?
- Making the prompt as short as possible
- Repeating the same request until the output changes
- Using only yes-or-no questions
- Adding context, audience, format and constraints, then refining
- In the trigger-action-checkpoint automation pattern, what is the checkpoint?
- The event that starts the workflow
- A person approving consequential steps such as payments or customer messages
- The AI model's training date
- A backup copy of the spreadsheet
- The nurse manager example shows data literacy mainly because she:
- Wrote code to rebuild the forecasting tool
- Stopped using the scheduling tool entirely
- Understood the forecast failed because the historical data had no comparable period
- Asked a chatbot to predict staffing instead
- Which statement about programming does the guide support?
- Most employer-valued AI skills require no programming
- All AI skills require Python
- Only software engineers can automate workflows
- Prompting is a form of machine code
- Why does expertise in your own field make AI skills more valuable, according to the guide?
- Experts get discounts on AI tools
- Field knowledge lets you notice when AI output is wrong
- Experts do not need to verify output
- AI tools refuse prompts from beginners
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