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7 Limitations and Responsible AI Free Online FlashCards

Study 7 Limitations and Responsible AI with 12 free online flashcards. Review key terms, definitions, and concepts with this interactive flashcard deck.

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How can an AI system make errors confidently?

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AI can produce plausible-sounding answers or predictions that are inaccurate.

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Why can complex AI models be difficult to interpret?

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Complex models may make it difficult to identify why a particular output was produced.

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Why does AI use not remove human responsibility for outcomes?

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Data quality, objectives, and human choices affect AI outcomes; using AI does not remove human responsibility.

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What is bias in an AI system, and where can it come from?

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Bias is a systematic skew in data, system behavior, or outcomes. It can arise from under-representation, historical discrimination, inaccurate labels, or development choices.

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What privacy risks can arise from AI use?

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Risks include collecting more personal data than necessary, exposing it through weak safeguards, or inferring private details from other information.

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How do AI safety and security differ?

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Safety focuses on preventing harmful outcomes; security helps protect systems and data from unauthorized access or manipulation.

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Why might AI perform poorly in unfamiliar or changing conditions?

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Its performance may drop when real-world data differs from its training data or changes over time.

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What can a correlation fail to tell us about an outcome?

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A pattern or correlation does not necessarily explain why something happened or what action is appropriate.

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How can neutral information contribute to discriminatory AI outcomes?

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A seemingly neutral input can act as a proxy for a sensitive characteristic and contribute to unequal or discriminatory results.

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What practices can help reduce harmful bias in AI?

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Check data quality and representation, test performance across relevant groups, involve varied perspectives, and monitor outcomes after deployment.

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Why can one fairness score not prove that an AI system is fair?

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Fairness depends on the setting, and fairness measures can conflict. A single score or test cannot establish fairness in every respect.

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What does transparency about an AI system involve?

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Transparency provides appropriate information about where and why AI is used, its important limitations, and who is responsible for it.