QUESTION 1

1. Which of the following are actual acts relating to the protection of personal information in Canada as a whole or in any province?

	a.	Access to Information and Privacy Protection Act
	b.	Protection of Personal Information and Electronic Documents Act (British Columbia)
	c.	Municipal Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (ON)
	d.	Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (ON)
	e.	Personal Information Protection and Electronic Data Act (Quebec)

1 points

QUESTION 2

1. Company ABC licenses software for client relationship management(CRM) and has recently launched a cloud-based CRM service that relies on that software. You work for Company 123 - a financial services company. You are responsible for negotiating a services agreement with Company ABC. It will not be easy to negotiate the rights necessary to audit Company ABC's multi-tenant infrastructure.

True

False

1 points

QUESTION 3

1. Which of the following statements are false statements about the General Data Protection Regulation?

	a.	It can applys in Canada
	b.	It is based on privacy by default
	c.	It disregards privacy by design
	d.	It came into full effect in 2018
	e.	It is Canadian legislation

1 points

QUESTION 4

1. There has been a security breach. Using the same framework as the Information and Privacy Commissioner of Canada uses, has there been a privacy breach?

DEF Inc. devotes a substantial part of its budget to information security. It hires well trained professionals. It uses a variety of different safeguards, and reviews and updates them at least annually. However, there has been a security breach. Unauthorized access has been gained to an unencrypted client database. DEF Inc. opts not to report the breach to anyone. A client finds out anyway and files a complaint with Canada's Information and Privacy Commissioner.

		Privacy Breach - Failure to be Proactive
		Privacy Breach - Failure to be Reposnd
		Both
		None

1 points

QUESTION 5

1. Which of the following U.S. States has a general privacy law that is applicable to the private sector?

	a.	Alaska
	b.	New York
	c.	Virginia
	d.	Washington

1 points

QUESTION 6

1. Who founded the World Wide Web Consortium?

ANSWER: Sir TimLee

1 points

QUESTION 7

1. It is Februrary 1980 in Ottawa, Ontario. On election night, Denver arrived at the polling station and noticed a set of four steps that led to the marked entrance. Denver looked for another entrance but there was none. Denver waited by the marked entrance until someone else arrived. Denver asked that person to ask the staff at the polling station to come outside and assist him. Two staff members came outside and lifted Denver in his weelchair into the polling station. Denver was very annoyed about having to be carried into the polling station. He resents having to ask people for help and to depend on their goodwill foraccessfor something as fundamental as voting. Does Denver have recognized grounds for a discrimination claim based on disability?

True

False

1 points

QUESTION 8

1. List an example of how a web site could violate each of the following prinicples from the Accessible Rich Internet Applications guideline published by the World Wide Web Consortium?

Operableuser interface andnavigation

Understandableinformation and userinterface

1 points

QUESTION 9

1. Which principles forming part of Microsoft's Artificial Intelligence Framework are being violated?

FACTS:

An AI was implemented to help with recruiting be reviewing candidates resumes. For technical roles, it screened out anyone who appeared to be female and anyone who appeared to be over the age of 40. The cause was identified quickly because the developer of the system allowed access to information about how the AI was making its decisions.

	a.	Fairness
	b.	Reliability
	c.	Privacy & Security
	d.	Inclusiveness
	e.	Transparency
	f.	Accountability
	g.	The Importance of Data

1 points

QUESTION 10

1. A large online retailer has purchased a fleet of drones for package delivery, and it is using them to deliver parcels to customers around Toronto. The drones were produced by DR1 Co. The self-guided navigation system used in the drones was sold to DR1 Co. by SELFDRIVE Co. SELF DRIVE Co. purchased the base artificial intelligence system from AI Co., and to train the AI, SELFDRIVE Co. used data sets that it licensed from DATA Co. The system that is used to indicate when to drop the parcel is triggered automatically when a drone is no longer flying.

While delivering a package to 124 Elm Street, one of the drones struck a person standing on the front porch and dropped its parcel on the person. The pedestrian is badly injured.

List each legal person that the pedestrian is going to sue and explain why that person should be held accountable.

3 points

QUESTION 11

1. Using a utilitarian framework (as described in Week 01) analyse the decision not to comply with paragraph 4.4. of Prinicple 1 of the Responsible AI Framework discussed in class. Analyse it from the perspective of ABC Co.

FACTS: ABC Co. is a consulting form that does software development for a wide variety of clients. ABC Co. has just entered into a contract to train an AI system for DEF Co. The AI is being trained to recognize people.The AI will be used in conjunction with a robot. The first use of the robot will be to locate individuals in crowds (for example, finding a lost child). Once located, the coordiantes are sent back to base, and the robot stays with the person. However, DEF Co. has told the sales staff at ABC Co. that once the AI becomes good at tidentifying faces, DEF Co. will be developing another version of the robot for military and law enforcement use. It will be armed with a lethal weapon. With the lethal version, if the individual does not remain within six feet of the robot, the robot will assess whether or not it can safely shoot the individual, and if it can, the robot will shoot to kill.