IBM Granite Models Quiz

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1. Under what license are IBM Granite models primarily released?
   • Apache 2.0 (permissive open source)
   • A proprietary IBM-only license
   • GPL with copyleft restrictions
   • No license; weights are kept private
2. What does the 'MoE' in Granite MoE models stand for?
   • Model of Everything
   • Mixture-of-Experts
   • Multi-output Encoder
   • Managed Optimization Engine
3. Which IBM platform is most closely associated with deploying and fine-tuning Granite models?
   • Azure ML
   • Vertex AI
   • watsonx
   • SageMaker
4. Why do regulated industries find Granite appealing compared to many other models?
   • It is the largest model available
   • It only runs on consumer hardware
   • It refuses to answer any business questions
   • IBM emphasizes governed, documented training data and transparency
5. Besides language and code, which specialized model type is part of the Granite family?
   • Time-series forecasting models
   • Video game engines
   • Operating system kernels
   • Spreadsheet macros
6. A key practical benefit of Granite MoE's sparse activation is that it:
   • Increases the number of parameters used per token
   • Reduces inference compute by activating only a fraction of parameters
   • Eliminates the need for any training data
   • Makes the model unable to run on-premises
7. Which Granite family is intended to help assess safety or policy risks in model inputs and outputs?
   • Granite time-series models
   • Granite code models
   • Granite Guardian models
   • Granite embedding-only models
8. What can a Granite code model be used for?
   • Predicting only stock prices
   • Replacing Kubernetes scheduling
   • Converting images into camera poses
   • Tasks involving code generation or understanding across supported programming languages