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  1. Which Microsoft Responsible AI principle states that AI systems should be understandable and their decisions explainable?

    Answer: Transparency

    The Transparency principle requires that AI systems and their decision-making processes be understandable and explainable to users and stakeholders.

  2. What does the Microsoft Responsible AI principle of 'Fairness' primarily aim to prevent?

    Answer: AI models treating individuals or groups inequitably based on protected characteristics

    The Fairness principle aims to ensure AI systems do not produce biased outcomes that disadvantage people based on race, gender, age, or other protected characteristics.

  3. Which Microsoft Responsible AI principle requires that AI systems work correctly and safely even in unexpected situations?

    Answer: Reliability and Safety

    The Reliability and Safety principle mandates that AI systems perform as intended, handle failure gracefully, and avoid causing harm in unanticipated scenarios.

  4. How many core principles make up Microsoft's Responsible AI framework?

    Answer: 6

    Microsoft's Responsible AI framework consists of 6 principles: Fairness, Reliability & Safety, Privacy & Security, Inclusiveness, Transparency, and Accountability.

  5. What does the 'Accountability' principle in Microsoft's Responsible AI framework require?

    Answer: People and organizations must take responsibility for AI systems and their impact

    The Accountability principle holds people and organizations responsible for the design, deployment, and outcomes of their AI systems.

  6. Which Responsible AI principle focuses on ensuring AI benefits and is accessible to all people, regardless of ability?

    Answer: Inclusiveness

    The Inclusiveness principle requires AI systems to be designed to empower everyone, including people with disabilities, and avoid excluding groups of people.