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What ethical theory focuses on taking actions that could be universalized as moral laws that all individuals should follow?
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virtue ethics
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utilitarianism
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deontology
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consequentialism
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What is the main principle of utilitarianism?
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create the greatest good for the greatest number
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only take actions that you would want others to take
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develop virtues to become an ideal human being
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focus on the consequences of actions
3.
Systems thinking emphasizes the importance of viewing components as part of a larger, interconnected ________.
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process
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goal
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team
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whole
4
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What practice involves eliminating redundancies and waste to improve efficiency in information systems?
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Green IS
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Lean IS
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Secure IS
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Sustainable IS
5.
What type of intellectual property protection is best suited for a company logo?
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copyright
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patent
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trademark
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trade secret
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What does the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) primarily do?
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protects individual copyrights globally
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prosecutes international patent infringements
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promotes the protection of IP rights worldwide
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assigns internet domain names
7.
In the context of IP law, what term best describes the protection of information that a company wishes to keep secret, such as a proprietary recipe or manufacturing process?
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copyright
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patent
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trademark
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trade secret
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What form of intellectual property law would prevent a competitor from reverse engineering a new process for integrating information systems into a corporate setting?
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copyright
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patent
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trademark
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trade secret
9.
What practice involves continually testing AI systems using diverse datasets to reveal inaccurate preconceptions?
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encryption
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transparency
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bias testing
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accountability
10
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What concept refers to the ability to describe an AI model’s logic and decisions in understandable ways?
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constraining
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governance
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explainability
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anonymization
11.
Who should ultimately remain responsible for high-stakes decisions being informed by AI?
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the AI system
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government regulators
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company executives
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human overseers
12
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What term describes the openness and visibility into how an AI system functions?
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explainability
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transparency
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equity
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oversight
13.
What practice helps ensure AI systems complement humans rather than replace human discretion?
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automated decision-making
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accountability
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technological unemployment
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human control
14
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What concept refers to an individual’s right to access and control their health data?
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interoperability
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patient privacy
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consent
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patient agency
15.
What technique involves removing specific details from patient data to protect privacy?
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encryption
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immutability
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anonymization
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de-identification
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Who should remain ultimately responsible for high-risk clinical decisions informed by artificial intelligence?
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the AI system
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government regulators
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hospital administrators
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human health-care providers
17.
What practice helps ensure underserved communities can access health technologies?
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liability insurance
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discrimination testing
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digital literacy initiatives
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inclusive design