Module 6: Responsible AI and Final Assessment

Module 6: Responsible AI & Final Assessment

AI Skills for Work & Everyday Life

Final Module 2 Hours Beginner Final Assessment

Welcome to Module 6

Welcome to the final module of the AI Skills for Work & Everyday Life programme. This module focuses on using artificial intelligence responsibly, safely, fairly and effectively.

Important: Complete the lessons below before attempting the final assessment. You must achieve at least 70% to unlock your certificate.

Learning Outcomes

Understand responsible AI use.

Protect personal and sensitive information.

Identify inaccurate or misleading AI information.

Recognise bias and fairness issues.

Apply human oversight when using AI.

Demonstrate practical AI knowledge.

Lesson 6.1 — What Is Responsible AI?

Responsible AI means using artificial intelligence in ways that are safe, ethical, transparent and beneficial to people.

AI should support people rather than remove human responsibility. Users should understand the limitations of AI and take responsibility for decisions made using AI-generated information.

Remember: AI can assist you, but you remain responsible for how you use its output.

Lesson 6.2 — Privacy & Personal Information

Never share unnecessary personal, confidential or sensitive information with an AI system.

Examples of information that should be protected include passwords, banking information, identity numbers and private documents.

Good practice: Before entering information into an AI tool, ask yourself whether you would be comfortable sharing that information publicly.

Lesson 6.3 — AI Accuracy & Misinformation

AI systems can sometimes provide incorrect, incomplete or outdated information.

Important information should therefore be checked against reliable sources before being used or shared.

Think before you share: AI-generated information should not automatically be treated as fact.

Lesson 6.4 — Bias & Fairness

AI systems learn from data created by people. If that data contains bias, an AI system may reproduce or amplify that bias.

Responsible AI users should look for unfair assumptions, discrimination and unequal treatment.

Lesson 6.5 — Human Oversight

Human oversight means that people review and evaluate AI outputs, especially when decisions could have significant consequences.

AI should be treated as a tool that supports human judgement, not as a replacement for responsible decision-making.

Lesson 6.6 — Final Practical Project

For your final practical activity, think of a real task where AI could help you in everyday life or at work.

Consider what information you would provide, how you would check the AI's answer and what risks you would need to manage.

Final principle: Use AI confidently, but always use your own judgement.

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Answer all 20 questions. You need at least 14 correct answers out of 20 (70%) to pass and unlock your certificate.

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Question 1 of 20

What does responsible AI use mean?

A. Using AI without checking its answers B. Using AI safely, ethically and responsibly C. Allowing AI to make every decision D. Sharing all personal information with AI

Question 2 of 20

Which information should you avoid unnecessarily sharing with an AI tool?

A. Public weather information B. General study topics C. Passwords and sensitive personal information D. Public news topics

Question 3 of 20

Why should important AI-generated information be checked?

A. AI can sometimes produce incorrect information B. AI is always wrong C. AI cannot produce text D. AI cannot answer questions

Question 4 of 20

What is AI bias?

A. AI working faster B. Unfair patterns or assumptions in AI outputs C. AI turning off D. AI using electricity

Question 5 of 20

Who remains responsible for decisions made using AI?

A. Nobody B. The computer C. The human user D. The internet

Question 6 of 20

What is human oversight?

A. Letting AI operate without people B. Humans reviewing and evaluating AI outputs C. Deleting AI D. Avoiding computers

Question 7 of 20

Which is a good privacy practice?

A. Share your password with AI B. Avoid sharing unnecessary sensitive information C. Upload every private document D. Publish your identity number

Question 8 of 20

What should you do before sharing important AI-generated information?

A. Share it immediately B. Assume it is correct C. Verify it using reliable sources D. Delete the source

Question 9 of 20

Why can AI sometimes produce biased answers?

A. AI has emotions B. AI learns from data that may contain bias C. AI does not use data D. AI cannot learn

Question 10 of 20

What is the best way to think about AI?

A. As a tool that supports human work and judgement B. As a perfect replacement for people C. As a source that never needs checking D. As a human being

Question 11 of 20

Which is an example of sensitive information?

A. A public recipe B. A banking password C. A public holiday D. A public sports result

Question 12 of 20

What should you do if an AI answer seems suspicious?

A. Share it immediately B. Check it against reliable information C. Ignore all other sources D. Trust it automatically

Question 13 of 20

Responsible AI should promote:

A. Deception B. Safety, fairness and accountability C. Privacy violations D. Unchecked automation

Question 14 of 20

Why is human judgement important when using AI?

A. AI cannot produce information B. AI outputs can have limitations and errors C. AI has no purpose D. Humans cannot use computers

Question 15 of 20

Which action demonstrates responsible AI use?

A. Reviewing AI output before using it B. Sharing private information C. Believing every AI response D. Ignoring possible bias

Question 16 of 20

What is one way to reduce the risk of misinformation?

A. Trust every AI answer B. Verify important information C. Avoid all sources D. Share unverified claims

Question 17 of 20

Which statement about AI is correct?

A. AI is always accurate B. AI can make mistakes C. AI never needs supervision D. AI is responsible for human decisions

Question 18 of 20

What should you consider before giving information to an AI system?

A. Whether the information is necessary and safe to share B. Whether it is secret C. Whether you can share everything D. Nothing

Question 19 of 20

What does fairness in AI involve?

A. Treating everyone unfairly B. Identifying and reducing unfair bias C. Ignoring discrimination D. Removing human oversight

Question 20 of 20

What is the most important final principle of responsible AI?

A. Let AI make every decision B. Use AI confidently while applying human judgement C. Never use AI D. Share all information with AI

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