i. You set up an AI to examine photographs for signs of dishonesty. How will the determination of dishonesty be finalized?

a. A human will give reinterpretations of the AI results.

b. AI can recognize signs of dishonesty in faces and eyes.

c. AI will turn the pixels of a photo into zeros and ones, then make determinations.

ii. What is the consequence of informal regulation of AI? a. Companies are unwilling to do anything until the government steps in.

b. Consumers do not have the power to make companies regulate themselves.

c. Companies stop self-regulating when the cost becomes too high.

iii. Why is construct validity imperative in analyzing data with AI? a. You have to limit the analysis to important things.

b. You have to include all known variables

c. You have to measure what you think you are measuring.

IV. Along with deficiencies in technology, what else leads to classification errors? a. rare outcomes

b. false positive

c. miscategorization