Quiz

Answer all 10 questions. 8 correct answers are needed to pass. You can try again as often as you like.

1. A colleague uses the AI feature in your email software to draft replies. Is that 'AI at work'? No, only chatbots count Yes, AI features inside everyday software count Only if it is paid for

2. An AI tool gives you a precise statistic with a source. What do you do before using it? Use it, it has a source Check the figure and the source yourself Ask the AI if it is sure

3. You want a quick summary of a customer complaint that includes the customer's name and account number. Your employer has not approved any AI tool for customer data. What do you do? Paste it into a free chatbot Remove nothing and use your personal account Do not paste it in; summarise it yourself or ask which tool is approved

4. Which of these is generally the riskiest place to put work information? A free personal account on a public AI chatbot A work-approved AI tool used as approved Your organisation's own document system

5. When must a person review AI output? Only when the AI warns it may be wrong Before it goes to a customer, into a record, or into a decision about a person Never, if the tool is approved

6. Your team wants AI to pick which job applicants get an interview, with no one checking. Is that acceptable? Yes, it saves time No, a person must make and be able to explain decisions about people Yes, if the tool is expensive

7. In Ontario, what must an employer with 25 or more employees say in a publicly advertised job posting? Nothing about AI Whether AI is used to screen, assess or select applicants The name of the AI vendor

8. You realise you pasted a client contract into an unapproved AI tool. What do you do first? Delete the chat and say nothing Tell your manager or the named contact straight away, keeping the details Wait to see if anything happens

9. You publish a realistic AI-generated video showing a real person saying something. What should you do? Nothing Clearly disclose that it is AI-generated Only a watermark in the file metadata

10. Your employer has not told you which AI tools are approved. What is the safe approach? Use any tool for anything Use AI only for low-risk tasks with no personal or confidential data, and ask your manager Stop using all software