IBM AI Quiz

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1. In IBM’s ecosystem, what role does watsonx.ai play?
   • It provides a studio and catalog for developing or using foundation models
   • It is IBM’s consumer social network
   • It is a physical accelerator chip
   • It is an automatic compliance certification
2. What should a team inspect before choosing a specific foundation-model release?
   • Only the organization that hosts the model
   • Its intended use, license, supported inputs, and evaluation evidence
   • Only its parameter count
   • Whether its family name sounds suitable
3. What is IBM watsonx?
   • A home video game console that IBM released to compete with Sony's PlayStation
   • A consumer smartwatch made by IBM for tracking fitness and sleep
   • An IBM platform for businesses to build, deploy and govern AI models
   • IBM's social media network for connecting enterprise employees
4. What are IBM's Granite models?
   • Physical server racks built from stone for better cooling
   • IBM's proprietary standard for encrypting stored data
   • A spreadsheet program bundled with IBM office software
   • A family of IBM foundation models aimed at business use
5. Why connect model inventories and approval records to actual release decisions?
   • To ensure the documented assessment applies to the model version that is deployed
   • To make every model automatically compliant
   • To eliminate the need for monitoring
   • To guarantee a model’s answers are correct
6. A team is evaluating an IBM model for a workflow. What evidence should guide the choice?
   • A comparison with IBM’s chess system
   • The specific release’s intended use, capabilities, terms, and evaluation results
   • The model family name alone
   • An assumption that every model in a catalog behaves alike
7. A team integrates a third-party model with watsonx.governance. What should it verify?
   • That a governance dashboard removes all third-party risk
   • That every provider exposes identical controls
   • Which model configuration is monitored and what information is collected, stored, and accessible
   • That third-party model use is automatically prohibited
8. An application switches to a newer model checkpoint after approval. What is the relevant follow-up?
   • Assume the prior approval applies to every future checkpoint
   • Delete the model inventory
   • Check only whether the application still starts
   • Compare the deployed model identifier with its evaluation and approval record