AI and businesses answering questions with AI helpers

End-of-lesson check

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1. What is a chatbot?

   1. A person who types very fast at a company
   2. A computer program that answers questions in a chat window
   3. A robot that delivers packages
   4. A chat app that only works on phones

2. Which of these questions is a chatbot BEST at answering?

   1. My package was stolen and I'm very upset — can you help?
   2. What are your store hours?
   3. I have a unique problem that's never happened before
   4. I want to complain about something really complicated

3. You open a chat window at 3am and get an instant reply. This probably means:

   1. The company employs workers in all time zones
   2. You're likely talking to an AI chatbot, not a human employee
   3. The company is based in a different country
   4. The chat window is broken and sending old messages

4. What does 'escalation' mean in customer support?

   1. Making the problem bigger on purpose
   2. Passing a complicated issue from an AI or lower-level agent to a real human who can better help
   3. Canceling your account
   4. Sending a complaint to the company's headquarters

5. Why do businesses use AI chatbots instead of having humans answer every question?

   1. AI is always smarter than humans
   2. AI can handle common questions instantly and at any time, which is cheaper than hiring humans for all hours
   3. Humans don't like answering questions
   4. AI never makes mistakes, so it's safer

6. If you ask a business chatbot 'Are you a real person?', what will a well-designed chatbot do?

   1. Pretend to be a human to seem more helpful
   2. Honestly tell you it's an AI
   3. End the conversation
   4. Transfer you to a human without saying anything

7. What is the fastest way to get a human agent when a chatbot isn't helping?

   1. Keep rephrasing the same question over and over
   2. Type 'I need to speak with a human agent'
   3. Close the chat and email instead
   4. Complain on social media first

8. Why are complex or emotional problems better handled by real people than chatbots?

   1. Real people type more slowly so there's less confusion
   2. Humans can understand feelings, adapt to unusual situations, and offer creative solutions that AI often can't
   3. Chatbots charge extra for emotional problems
   4. Real people have access to secret information chatbots don't

9. A chatbot's reply feels 'robotic' or 'list-like' and doesn't quite address your specific situation. What should you do?

   1. Keep asking the same question using different words
   2. Ask to be transferred to a human agent who can handle your specific situation
   3. Assume the chatbot is correct and move on
   4. Use a different browser to start over

10. Why does typing in clear, complete sentences help when using a chatbot?

    1. Chatbots only read long messages
    2. AI understands your question better when you write clearly, leading to more accurate answers
    3. Complete sentences make the conversation feel nicer
    4. Chatbots ignore short messages

11. A company trains its chatbot on 'thousands of common questions.' Why is that training important?

    1. So the chatbot can pretend to understand everything
    2. So the chatbot can recognize and answer the questions it will encounter most often
    3. To make the chatbot look smarter in demos
    4. To teach the chatbot all human emotions

12. Which of these is NOT a reliable sign that you're talking to an AI chatbot?

    1. Instant reply at 3am
    2. Responses that feel slightly robotic or generic
    3. The agent uses your first name in a friendly way
    4. Unable to give a creative or emotional response

13. What types of questions would a company's chatbot typically be trained to answer?

    1. Unusual, one-of-a-kind questions that never happened before
    2. Common questions like order status, store hours, and return policies
    3. Questions requiring empathy and personal judgment
    4. Technical engineering questions about the company's products

14. Which situation would be hardest for a chatbot to handle well?

    1. Telling you the store's closing time
    2. Tracking a standard order
    3. A customer who is upset about a rare mix-up that affected them personally
    4. Describing the return policy

15. Why is it useful to know whether you're talking to an AI or a real person?

    1. So you can be less polite to the AI
    2. So you know when to escalate to a human for complex problems vs. when AI is good enough
    3. Knowing doesn't change anything about how you get help
    4. So you can report the company for using AI