Level 3 exam — harder

Exam — fresh questions

3.1 · Recall

1. Faced with a spreadsheet, the three AI services are…

Explain a formula, generate the one described in plain English, suggest leads and pitfalls.
3.1 · Application

2. Amine receives a generated formula. What should he do before adopting it?

A generated formula remains a hypothesis until it has passed the test.
3.1 · Arbitration

3. The spreadsheet contains identifying figures; tool not approved. Decision?

Describing columns and types gives help without exposing real data.
3.2 · Recall

4. What differentiates content in the AI era…

AI speeds up; your lived experience differentiates — never the reverse.
3.2 · Application

5. Amine prepares a LinkedIn post. The right order?

Lived experience at the centre, AI around, multiple hooks, facts checked before release.
3.3 · Application

6. The no. 1 safety rule for a generated script…

Always test on a copy, with minimum understanding before running.
3.3 · Application

7. Amine wants a rename script. What should he specify?

Without precise framing, the code misses; comments let you understand.
3.4 · Recall

8. The correct HR/legal stance…

First draft yes, decision never; expert validation required.
3.4 · Application

9. Amine prepares a job ad with AI. Safe conduct?

Standard templates without real people, then validation by the competent person.
3.4 · Arbitration

10. AI cites a legal reference with confidence. Decision?

Legal hallucination: systematic checking, professional opinion to decide.
3.5 · Application

11. Amine looks for current facts. The right reflex?

Facts = web search + cited, opened sources, otherwise abstain.
3.5 · Arbitration

12. The AI synthesis looks complete, with no adversarial view. Decision?

The adversarial view and triangulation separate a useful synthesis from a final report.
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