# Generative AI: test your critical thinking URL : https://skillrung.com/en/quiz/artificial-intelligence/critical-thinking-and-generative-ai Topic: Artificial intelligence ยท Updated on 2026-09-11 ## In brief Checking generative AI output takes no technical skill: you only need to sort out what makes a claim about the world. A quotation, a date or a reference to a legal text can be traced back to its publisher; an outline or a rewording cannot be verified, only reread. This free ten-question quiz trains that sorting on everyday professional situations. Ten questions to gauge your checking reflex when facing a conversational assistant: invented references, cloned voices, bias learnt from past decisions, confidentiality of a document, accountability for a signed note. ## The questions ### 1. An assistant gives you a very precise reference to a legal provision. Which check establishes that it really exists? - Open the text on the official website that publishes it - Ask the assistant to confirm its reference - Compare the answer with that of another assistant - Check that the answer cites a well-known body ### 2. A voice cloned from a short clip can be used to obtain a bank transfer over the phone. ### 3. You want a meeting attended by several colleagues to be transcribed automatically. Which step comes before recording? - Inform the participants and obtain their agreement - Choose the most suitable transcription language - Check the quality of the room's microphone - Name the file according to the internal convention ### 4. Which elements of an assistant's answer call for a check before reuse? Several answers are expected. - A quotation in quotation marks attributed to a person - A decision date presented as certain - The name of a standard or regulation cited from memory - A three-part outline suggested for a note - A shorter rewording of your own text ### 5. An applicant screening tool learns from an organisation's past hiring decisions. Which effect should you anticipate? - It reproduces the disparities present in those past decisions - It corrects the disparities present in those past decisions - It ranks the applications in alphabetical order - It drops incomplete applications from the ranking ### 6. A note prepared with an assistant goes to your manager for signature. Who is accountable for its content? - The person who signs and the person who drafted it - The publisher of the tool used for drafting - Nobody, since the output was automated - The provider of the language model used ### 7. An AI text detector establishes with certainty that a document was written by an AI. ### 8. Which practices make professional use of generative AI traceable? Several answers are expected. - Keep the prompt that produced the result you kept - Note the verified sources that support the facts cited - State in the file which tool and version were used - Delete the conversation as soon as the document is finished - Rename the file to hide where the text came from ### 9. An assistant declines to answer and refers you to a professional. How should you read that refusal? - As a limit set by the publisher on that subject - As proof that the question has no answer - As a temporary outage of the service you are using - As a sign that your prompt is badly written ### 10. You need to summarise a confidential document whose content must not leave the organisation. Which option remains compatible with that constraint? - Use a tool hosted and approved by your organisation - Split the document into small successive chunks - Replace proper names with their initials - Paste the text into an unrecorded conversation Correct answers and explanations are not published: they are given once you have answered, on the quiz page.