MODULE 1 · SELF-CHECK

AI Foundations for Governance

8 syllabus-aligned knowledge and workplace-scenario questions for this module. This untimed formative check gives a score and teaching explanations, but it is not one of the five checkpoint exams. Primary lab: FoundationsAI.

01

Why does AI governance exist at all?

Question 1: Why does AI governance exist at all?
02

Who is the 'provider' in the AI actor model?

Question 2: Who is the 'provider' in the AI actor model?
03

Which is a foreseeable example of 'basic AI risk thinking' applied to a fruit-recognition app misclassifying a fruit's ripeness?

Question 3: Which is a foreseeable example of 'basic AI risk thinking' applied to a fruit-recognition app misclassifying a fruit's ripeness?
04

Which best distinguishes a hosted open-source model from a paid vendor API model?

Question 4: Which best distinguishes a hosted open-source model from a paid vendor API model?
05

A 'small model' versus a 'large model' distinction primarily refers to:

Question 5: A 'small model' versus a 'large model' distinction primarily refers to:
06

What is a 'foundation model'?

Question 6: What is a 'foundation model'?
07

Which best orders these from broadest to narrowest?

Question 7: Which best orders these from broadest to narrowest?
08

Compared to fine-tuning, a key advantage of RAG is:

Question 8: Compared to fine-tuning, a key advantage of RAG is:
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