Quiz: Final Project, Your AI Adoption Plan

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1 Léa is scoping her AI adoption plan. Which scope is most likely to succeed? Single answer "Use AI everywhere in the department by the end of the year." Three to five named tasks for her team over 90 days, with an explicit out-of-scope list. All tasks that an assistant could possibly do, to maximize the potential gains. Only the most prestigious use case, such as a customer chatbot.

2 Which parts belong on a workflow sheet? (several answers) Multiple answers possible The full prompt with its placeholders A promise that the output will always be correct What to verify before using the output, and by whom Known limits and cases where the workflow should not be used

3 Nadia tests her job-ad workflow on five briefs. One output promises "flexible hours", which was not in the brief. Her rule says safety must score 3 on every test. What should she do? Single answer Accept it: the average score is still high. Delete that test case from the set. Fix that one output by hand and keep the prompt as it is. Revise the prompt to forbid unprovided benefits or hours, increase the version and re-test the full set.

4 Camille must present her adoption plan to her director in fifteen minutes. What should her presentation contain? (several answers) Multiple answers possible The problem the plan solves, shown with her task inventory Only the most impressive examples, without sample sizes or limits The risks, the data rules and the human validation steps Clear requests: approvals, time, budget or decisions needed

5 At day 60 of Marc's plan, one workflow saves time but the quality grid shows more corrections than before. What is the best decision? Single answer Keep it unchanged, because time saved is what matters. Adjust the prompt or the verification step, then re-measure before deciding to keep or stop. Stop measuring quality so the results look better. Extend it to all tasks to compensate with volume.