Equity/Solidarity: Quiz

What is the “Veil of Ignorance” intended to achieve in John Rawls’ theory of justice?

A) It encourages people to ignore the ethical implications of AI to increase technical speed.

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B) It forces individuals to design a society without knowing their own future status, leading to a focus on inclusiveness.

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C) It allows companies to hide their proprietary algorithms from government auditors.

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D) It prevents users from seeing the private data that AI uses to make decisions.

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According to the videos, how do “Fairness” and “Equity” differ regarding the relationship between process and outcome?

A) In Fairness, the process justifies the outcome; in Equity, the outcome justifies the process.

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B) In Fairness, the outcome justifies the process; in Equity, the process justifies the outcome.

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C) Fairness requires an equal outcome, while Equity only requires an equal starting point.

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D) There is no difference; both prioritize the speed of the transaction over the result.

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In the Facebook job advertising case study, what would be considered a “strong equity” approach to distributing ads?

A) Showing the ad to anyone who has the correct keywords in their profile.

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B) Ensuring that the ad is shown an equal number of times to both men and women.

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C) Continuing to show the ad to women until the number of women who click it is equal to the number of men who click it.

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D) Letting the algorithm maximize profit by showing the ad only to those most likely to click it.

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Why is there a fundamental dilemma between “Equity” and “Privacy” in a hyper-equitable society?

A) Equitable societies lack the funding to build privacy-protecting technologies.

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B) To ensure the "greatest advantage is given to the least advantaged," the system must perform detailed surveillance to know exactly who is disadvantaged.

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C) Privacy is an individualistic value that the "Veil of Ignorance" suggests we should abandon entirely.

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D) AI cannot mathematically calculate both equity and privacy at the same time.

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How does a “Solidarity” perspective respond to the threat of “deskilling” (workers losing jobs to AI)?

A) It suggests that workers should be treated as individuals who must find their own path in the new economy.

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B) It demands that all AI development be halted immediately to preserve traditional human labor.

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C) It claims that deskilling is a positive outcome because it makes people more dependent on the state.

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D) It argues that because society is a collective, communal resources must be used to ensure those harmed by technology are not left behind.

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James Brusseau 11/01/2026

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