California ADMT Rules for Automated Decision-Making Quiz

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1. What makes a technology ADMT under the CPPA rules?
   • It uses any form of artificial intelligence
   • It processes personal information and uses computation to replace or substantially replace human decision-making
   • It is sold by a company with more than 500 employees
   • It is used only for behavioral advertising
2. Which of these is one of the significant decision areas under the rules?
   • Choosing which songs to recommend
   • Ranking search results for shopping
   • Employment or contracting opportunities or compensation
   • Deciding which ads a user sees
3. What must a human reviewer be able to do for the review to count as human involvement?
   • Interpret the output, review it alongside other relevant information, and have authority to change the decision
   • Sign off on each decision within 24 hours
   • Hold a data science degree
   • Review a random 1% sample of decisions
4. By what date must businesses using ADMT for significant decisions comply with the ADMT requirements?
   • January 1, 2025
   • July 1, 2025
   • January 1, 2030
   • January 1, 2027
5. What is the main exception that lets a business avoid offering an opt-out of ADMT?
   • Charging consumers a fee to opt out
   • Offering an appeal to a qualified human reviewer who can overturn the decision
   • Using open-source models
   • Keeping data for less than 30 days
6. How did the final ADMT rules differ from earlier drafts?
   • They added criminal sentencing
   • They extended the rules to all websites
   • They dropped behavioral advertising and some forms of extensive profiling from the ADMT obligations
   • They banned ADMT in hiring
7. Which statement about risk assessments is accurate?
   • They apply more broadly than ADMT, for example to selling or sharing personal information and to processing sensitive data
   • They are required only for companies based outside California
   • They replace the pre-use notice
   • They must be published on the business's homepage
8. A consumer denied housing makes an access request. What is the business generally expected to provide?
   • The full source code of the model
   • A refund of application fees
   • The names of every employee who used the system
   • Information about the ADMT's logic, the output, and how it was used in the decision