Title: QUIZ: AI and the Future of Work: Opportunity or Threat? -- Page One Economics®
Course: Kelly's Copying and Exporting Course > Section: AI and the Future of Work: Opportunity or Threat? -- Page One Economics®

Q: What fear did Queen Elizabeth I have about the mechanical knitting machine in 1589?
- It would be too costly to produce.
- It could be dangerous to operate.
- It might put knitters out of work.
- It wouldn't be popular with consumers.
A: It might put knitters out of work.

Q: Who were the Luddites, and what were they known for?
- English weavers who embraced new technologies
- English textile workers who destroyed machines
- Early American factory workers who feared AI
- French artisans who promoted mechanization
A: English textile workers who destroyed machines

Q: How does AI make predictions, according to the text?
- By mimicking human thought processes
- By reasoning and analyzing like a human
- By using statistics and data to predict outcomes
- By reading human emotions and responding
A: By using statistics and data to predict outcomes

Q: In what classification of AI is ChatGPT?
- Autonomous robotics
- Machine learning tool
- Large language model (LLM)
- Computer vision program
A: Large language model (LLM)

Q: How did AI affect the productivity of computer programmers using GitHub Copilot?
- They worked 56% faster with no change in quality.
- They made 56% fewer mistakes.
- They completed tasks 56% faster and with better quality.
- Their wages increased by 56%.
A: They completed tasks 56% faster and with better quality.

Q: How might AI change, rather than replace, the job of a radiologist?
- AI will replace all tasks a radiologist performs.
- AI will handle scans while radiologists focus on patient care.
- Radiologists will only work with AI on diagnosis.
- AI will remove the need for human radiologists.
A: AI will handle scans while radiologists focus on patient care.

Q: Which group saw the most productivity gains from using generative AI tools, according to the studies mentioned?
- Highly skilled workers
- Mid-level office workers
- Least-skilled workers
- Managers and supervisors
A: Least-skilled workers

Q: What point is David Autor making about AI and the future of jobs?
- AI will completely eliminate most jobs that exist today, leaving few employment opportunities.
- AI will create entirely new industries, but only for highly skilled workers.
- AI, like past technologies, will lead to new jobs and industries that don’t currently exist.
- AI will cause permanent job shortages—an economy with too many workers and not enough jobs.
A: AI, like past technologies, will lead to new jobs and industries that don’t currently exist.

Q: What is the primary concern people have about AI in relation to their jobs?
- AI will create too many jobs in the economy.
- AI will act as a substitute for their labor.
- AI will increase the cost of doing business.
- AI will not impact the workforce at all.
A: AI will act as a substitute for their labor.

Q: How does the example of AI in self-driving cars illustrate machine learning?
- AI predicts how a good human driver would respond using data collected from human drivers.
- AI controls all aspects of the car without requiring any human data input.
- AI programs cars to follow specific routes without considering real driving conditions.
- AI designs and manufactures cars but is not involved in the driving process.
A: AI predicts how a good human driver would respond using data collected from human drivers.