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Computer Chapter 6 : Topic 3.7
Technology Evaluation
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A software developer copies the source code of a commercial application into a new program without obtaining permission from the original creator. Which conclusion is most appropriate?
Reasoning: Copying copyrighted source code without permission violates copyright law.
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A company releases a smartphone using a logo that closely resembles the registered logo of another well-known technology company, causing customer confusion. Which intellectual property right is most likely being infringed?
Reasoning: Trademarks protect brand names and logos from unauthorized use.
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A manufacturer produces a computer component using another company's patented invention without obtaining a license. Which legal issue does this design create?
Reasoning: Using a patented invention without permission is patent infringement.
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Before releasing a new computing product, a company searches patent, trademark, and copyright records. What is the main purpose of this process?
Reasoning: Checking intellectual property records helps prevent infringement and legal action.
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A fitness application collects users' health information and shares it with advertising companies without clearly informing users. Which impact should be evaluated first?
Reasoning: Sharing personal information without clear consent affects user privacy.
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A technology company designs electronic devices that cannot be repaired or upgraded, encouraging customers to replace them frequently. Which impact is most significant?
Reasoning: Frequent replacement increases electronic waste and resource consumption.
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A social media platform secretly collects user data for advertising without providing a clear explanation in its privacy policy. Which issue is most directly involved?
Reasoning: Collecting personal information without transparency raises ethical concerns.
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A company develops facial recognition software that violates national privacy laws by collecting biometric information without permission. Which type of impact should be evaluated?
Reasoning: Designs that violate laws may lead to legal penalties and restrictions.
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A new social networking platform improves communication but also increases cyberbullying and online harassment among teenagers. Which impact is most affected?
Reasoning: Technology can positively connect people while also creating social challenges.
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A supermarket introduces self-checkout systems that reduce operating costs but decrease the number of cashier jobs. Which impact is most clearly demonstrated?
Reasoning: Computing technologies can improve efficiency while affecting employment.
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A translation application enables people from different countries to communicate easily while helping users learn about different traditions and languages. Which impact is best represented?
Reasoning: Computing technologies promote cultural exchange and global understanding.
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Before launching a generative AI application, developers evaluate user privacy, copyright compliance, environmental effects, and social consequences. Why is this evaluation important?
Reasoning: Responsible technology design considers multiple impacts before deployment.
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A company designs an online learning platform that protects user privacy, follows copyright laws, reduces energy consumption, and is accessible to people from different cultures. Which statement best evaluates the design?
Reasoning: Good computing designs consider personal, legal, environmental, social, economic, ethical, and cultural factors.
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Which action demonstrates the best practice when evaluating a new computing technology before releasing it to the public?
Reasoning: A responsible evaluation considers all major impacts to ensure the technology benefits users and society while minimizing risks.
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