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UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of AI Quiz
Tests the UNESCO Recommendation's core values, its eleven policy areas, the Readiness Assessment Methodology, and how it differs from binding law.
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When was the UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of AI adopted?
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- When was the UNESCO Recommendation on the Ethics of AI adopted?
- May 2019
- November 2021
- July 2023
- March 2016
- How many Member States adopted the Recommendation?
- 27
- 38
- 193
- 20
- Which is one of the four core values?
- Environment and ecosystem flourishing
- Maximising shareholder value
- National security above all
- Rapid deployment
- What sets the Recommendation apart from many other AI ethics frameworks?
- It applies only to private companies
- It bans all AI research
- It has eleven concrete policy areas translating values into action
- It is written only for OECD countries
- What does the Recommendation say about social scoring and mass surveillance?
- They are encouraged for public safety
- AI systems should not be used for them
- They are allowed with a licence
- It does not mention them
- What is the Readiness Assessment Methodology used for?
- Rating individual chatbots for accuracy
- Diagnosing a country's AI landscape across legal, social, economic, scientific and technological dimensions
- Setting prices for AI software
- Certifying AI engineers
- Which UNESCO tool is aimed at reviewing specific AI systems, especially in procurement?
- The Readiness Assessment Methodology
- The Global Forum
- The Ethical Impact Assessment
- The World Heritage List
- How does the Recommendation differ from binding law like the EU AI Act?
- It carries larger fines
- It only covers hardware
- It applies only in Europe
- It is non-binding, with no sanctions, and covers ethics across society
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