WGU D685 Practical Applications of Prompt |OA| Objective
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What are the three main categories of AI limitations?
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Ethical dilemmas, technological gaps, Algorithmic flaws, computational
and regulatory issues. costs, and environmental impacts.
Fundamental limitations,
Technical limitations, theoretical
practical challenges, and
constraints, and economic barriers.
societal concerns.
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Why is "performing independent reasoning" not a core benefit of AI?
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AI does not actually do any independent reasoning, it just does a massive
amount of data processing in order to produce results that may seem like it is
reasoning about something,
AI systems may prioritize cost-effectiveness over patient well-being, leading to
compromised care or neglect of individual patient need
A technique where prompts start simple and gradually increase in complexity to
refine AI responses.
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Definition
This occurs when the design of the algorithm itself introduces bias,
causing unfair or skewed outcomes.
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, Sampling Bias Algorithmic Bias
Measurement Bias Preparation Bias
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What is confirmation bias in AI decision-making?
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A bias where a person seeks data that A bias where a person ignores data
is unrelated to their belief that contradicts their belief
A bias where a person
A bias where a person favors new
emphasizes data that supports
data over old data
their belief
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Assessment| Actual Questions and Answers Latest Updated
(Graded A+)
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1 of 33
What are the three main categories of AI limitations?
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Ethical dilemmas, technological gaps, Algorithmic flaws, computational
and regulatory issues. costs, and environmental impacts.
Fundamental limitations,
Technical limitations, theoretical
practical challenges, and
constraints, and economic barriers.
societal concerns.
Don't know?
2 of 33
,Term
Why is "performing independent reasoning" not a core benefit of AI?
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Choose a specific topic for the song
AI does not actually do any independent reasoning, it just does a massive
amount of data processing in order to produce results that may seem like it is
reasoning about something,
AI systems may prioritize cost-effectiveness over patient well-being, leading to
compromised care or neglect of individual patient need
A technique where prompts start simple and gradually increase in complexity to
refine AI responses.
Don't know?
3 of 33
Definition
This occurs when the design of the algorithm itself introduces bias,
causing unfair or skewed outcomes.
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, Sampling Bias Algorithmic Bias
Measurement Bias Preparation Bias
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4 of 33
Term
What is confirmation bias in AI decision-making?
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A bias where a person seeks data that A bias where a person ignores data
is unrelated to their belief that contradicts their belief
A bias where a person
A bias where a person favors new
emphasizes data that supports
data over old data
their belief
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