In 1995, in Arizona v. Evans, the Supreme Court extended the…
In 1995, in Arizona v. Evans, the Supreme Court extended the “good faith” exception to the Fourth Amendment by creating a “computer errors” exception.
In 1995, in Arizona v. Evans, the Supreme Court extended the…
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In 1995, in Arizоnа v. Evаns, the Supreme Cоurt extended the “gоod fаith” exception to the Fourth Amendment by creating a “computer errors” exception.
Purpоse: Students will аnswer questiоns аbоut аn ethical dilemma in the use of AI. Assignment Instructions: You will have 30 minutes to complete this quiz. Prior to opening your quiz, please follow the instructions for the "StudentLingo: AI Literacy" link in the "Course Content" folder. You will need to complete one session of the AI Literacy micro-credential in order to be successful on this quiz. Open the Ethical AI quiz in a Google Chrome browser without any other tabs or documents open. Ensure the computer has a working camera and mic. Follow the Honorlock prompts which may require showing your cell phone, I.D., and completing a 360 room check. You will see one scenario that includes context for the scenario as well as 3 questions to answer. Answer all of the questions for that scenario in the editor box directly below the scenario. The box will say "Use the editor to format your answer". Type your answers in this box. You may submit your answers in essay format or you may answer each question individually in list format. Use full sentences and proper grammar. Be sure to answer each question in its entirety before submitting your quiz. All answers will go in the same editor box. Submit the quiz. Assignment Deliverable: Quiz using Honorlock proctoring. Grading: Your quiz will be manually graded by your instructor. You will not be able to see what you missed automatically. After the deadline has passed and your instructor has graded your submission, results will be viewable. Note that this quiz is designed to select a random scenario from a pool of questions. For this reason, if a student attempts a second attempt, the quiz may pull in a different question than the first quiz. This quiz will pull 1 random scenario out of 4 possibilities. This assignment corresponds to Student Learning Outcome C, D, and E. Please refer to your course syllabus or the course orientation for more information. Tech Help: If you have never submitted a quiz in Blackboard or need a refresher, watch the following tutorial video. If you need closed captioning: Once the video opens, hover over the bottom of the video to reveal the player control bar. Click on the CC image. This will put the closed captioning along the bottom of the video. Test Taking and Submission
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