QUIZ: How well can you succeed in the age of Artificial Intelligence?

 

 

 

 

In the age of AI, building a deep technical expertise offers more security than developing a more shallow and varied skill set.

Allowing ChatGPT at school would diminish students' critical thinking skills.

As the presence of technology increases, we should focus on learning coding and programming, as these skills will become more valuable than others like creativity or empathy.

Practicing open-mindedness has large impact on your ability to work effectively with AI.

Knowing about 30% of a wide range of AI topics is better than knowing 100% of a few AI topics.

You can become more resilient by learning how to reject your negative emotions.

Comfort with discomfort is a skill for adapting to rapid changes in technology.

Skepticism towards new technologies boosts innovation and adaptability in the workplace.

Unlearning outdated knowledge is as important as learning new information.

Personal data privacy is less of a concern when using AI tools from established companies

Developing AI literacy is worth doing, because it is a one-time investment that requires minimum updating.

In a future where data-driven decisions are automated, the need for critical thinking decreases, leaving us more time for creativity.

As AI becomes more prevalent, Emotional Intelligence (EQ) will become more crucial than Intelligence Quotient (IQ).

Navigating ambiguity will become a less necessary skill due to the increased capacity of AI to predict the future.

As our world becomes more digital, empathy will play a less significant role.

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