AIGP Module 5 – AllNet Law

This multiple choice assessment focuses on the AIGP body of knowledge

Format: Multiple Choice

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1. Which of the following are not considered biometric data under U.S. privacy laws?

A. Iris scans

B. Walking gait

C. Keystroke dynamics

D. GPS location of a user's fitness watch

2. According to the Singapore Model Al Governance Framework, all of the following are recommended measures to promote the responsible use of Al EXCEPT?

A. Determining the level of human involvement in algorithmic decision-making.

B. Adapting the existing governance structure algorithmic decision-making.

C. Employing human-over-the-loop protocols for high-risk systems.

D. Establishing communications and collaboration among stakeholders.

3. Under the Canadian Artificial Intelligence and Data Act, when must the Minister of Innovation, Science and Industry be notified about a high-impact Al system?

A. When use of the system causes or is likely to cause material harm.

B. When the algorithmic impact assessment has been completed.

C. Upon release of a new version of the system.

D. Upon initial deployment of the system.

4. George is developing an advertising campaign for Splendide Company’s new product. George wants to incorporate colorful, eye-catching modern art as the backdrop for the product in print and digital ads. He uses a generative AI application to create the campaign and plans to use the prompt, “colorful abstract paintings in the style of contemporary artist Alexandra Artiste.” George determines that, because he wants to reference a specific artist, he should obtain a copyright license from the artist. To protect Splendide from liability, he wants to include terms in the license that provide exceptions to copyright infringement indemnification, as is commonly done with copyright infringement licensing contracts. Which of the following is a common exception to copyright infringement indemnification that does NOT work well in an AI model?

A. Identifying the licensee as the owner of the resulting work.

B. Requiring the licensee to use the artwork to train the model.

C. Identifying the output from the AI model as an original work.

D. Combining the licensed artwork with other artwork in the AI model.

5. The Digital Services Act aims to regulate the digital marketplace in the EU. Which of the following best describes how the DSA will empower users?

A. Online marketplaces will have to comply with special obligations to combat the sale of illegal products and services.

B. Very large online search engines will be held accountable for their role in disseminating illegal and harmful content.

C. Very large online platforms will have to be more transparent in how they select the companies allowed to advertise on their platform.

D. Platforms will have to provide clear information on why content is shown and give users the right to opt out of profiling-based recommendations.

6. Which of the following is often used as a defense to a claim for copyright infringement with respect to AI?

A. Fair use.

B. Ethical use.

C. Patentability of AI models.

D. AI models made by the government.

7. Which of the following deployments of generative Al best respects intellectual property rights?

A. The system produces content that is modified to closely resemble copyrighted work.

B. The system categorizes and applies filters to content based on licensing terms.

C. The system provides attribution to creators of publicly available information.

D. The system produces content that includes trademarks and copyrights.

8. An artist has been using an Al tool to create digital art and would like to ensure that it has copyright protection in the United States. Which of the following is most likely to enable the artist to receive copyright protection?

A. Ensure the tool was trained using publicly available content.

B. Obtain a representation from the Al provider on how the tool works.

C. Provide a log of the prompts the artist used to generate the images.

D. Update the images in a creative way to demonstrate that it is the artist’s.

9. A company plans on procuring a tool from an Al provider for its employees to use for certain business purposes. Which contractual provision would best protect the company's intellectual property in the tool, including training and testing data?

A. The provider will give privacy notice to individuals before using their personal data to train or test the tool.

B. The provider will defend and indemnify the company against infringement claims.

C. The provider will obtain and maintain insurance to cover potential claims.

D. The provider will warrant that the tool will work as intended.

10. Which of the following statements provides the most accurate definition of "fault liability"?

A. A legal standard where a defendant is held responsible for a claimant's harm if a specific law or regulation was violated, regardless of intent.

B. A legal standard where a defendant is held strictly responsible for a claimant's harm caused by a dangerous product or activity, even if they exercised reasonable care.

C. A legal standard where a claimant must prove that the defendant acted with negligence, intent, or a breach of a specific duty of care that directly caused the harm.

D. A legal standard where the liability is automatically allocated to the party best positioned to bear the financial risk (e.g., the insurance provider or a large corporation).

11. Which of the following statements most accurately defines the legal standard of "strict liability"?

A. A defendant is held liable only if the claimant can prove they acted with malicious intent or gross negligence when deploying the AI system.

B. A defendant is automatically held responsible for harm caused by an AI system if that harm could have been prevented by implementing industry best practices.

C. A defendant is held responsible for a claimant's harm caused by a product or activity without the claimant needing to prove the defendant was at fault or negligent.

D. A defendant's liability is capped at a predetermined financial limit set by the regulatory body overseeing the use of the high-risk AI system.

12. A software company (the "Vendor") enters into a contract to provide a specialized AI-powered data analytics platform to a client (the "Enterprise"). The contract includes a specific clause (a "warranty") stating that the AI system will process data with a guaranteed accuracy rate of 99% for specified tasks. After deployment, the Enterprise discovers the system consistently operates at an 85% accuracy rate, causing significant operational errors. The Enterprise pursues legal action based on a "breach of warranty." Which of the following statements provides the most accurate definition of "breach of warranty" in this scenario?

A. The Vendor failed to exercise reasonable care or skill in the development of the AI platform, resulting in an act of professional negligence.

B. The Vendor is automatically held strictly liable for the Enterprise's losses, regardless of whether the Vendor was at fault for the performance shortfall.

C. The Vendor failed to meet a specific, express promise or guarantee regarding the functionality or performance of the AI system as stipulated in the contract.

D. The Vendor violated an external industry regulation or public law by releasing a product that failed to meet generally accepted industry standards for accuracy.

13. A global automotive manufacturer (the "Defendant") designs, produces, and sells a fleet of vehicles equipped with a fully autonomous driving system. A consumer (the "Claimant") is severely injured when the vehicle, operating in autonomous mode, fails to detect an obstacle due to a flaw in its decision-making algorithm and crashes. The Claimant files a product liability lawsuit against the manufacturer. Under a standard strict product liability framework, which condition is most likely to result in the manufacturer being held liable for the harm caused by the AI-driven vehicle?

A. The claimant proves that the manufacturer failed to exercise reasonable care in testing the algorithm before deployment.

B. The manufacturer failed to include a specific, express warranty in the purchase agreement guaranteeing crash avoidance capabilities.

C. The manufacturer failed to update the AI's algorithm with the latest safety patches immediately prior to the incident occurring.

D. The claimant proves that the AI system contained a defect (e.g., in design or a warning), making the product unreasonably dangerous when used as intended.