AI in your TV and streaming apps quiz

Question 1

What does a streaming app like Netflix or YouTube use to figure out which shows you might enjoy next?

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A smart computer program called AI looks at what you watched before

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It asks your parents every morning

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It picks shows completely randomly

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Your teacher sends a list to the app

Question 2

If you watch lots of cooking videos, what will the AI on a streaming app most likely do next?

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It will suggest more cooking videos and food shows

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It will delete your cooking videos

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It will only show cartoons from now on

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It will ask you to stop watching cooking videos

Question 3

What are the words that appear at the very bottom of a TV screen during a show or video called?

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Subtitles or captions

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Footnotes

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Banners

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Pop-ups

Question 4

How does AI help make subtitles appear on a video automatically — without anyone typing them by hand?

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AI listens to the voices and turns them into written words automatically

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A very fast typist watches every video and types the words

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The actors write down all their lines and send them to the app

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The subtitles are randomly guessed by the app

Question 5

When your streaming app starts playing the next episode all by itself without you pressing anything, what is that feature called?

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Autoplay

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Auto-select

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Fast-forward mode

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Skip mode

Question 6

Why does a streaming app sometimes show a different picture for the same movie to different people?

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AI picks the picture most likely to make each person want to watch

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The app ran out of space to store just one poster

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Different countries always make different movie pictures

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The movie has more than one title so it needs more than one picture

Question 7

What does the AI on a streaming app learn if you always skip the opening song or credits of a show?

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It learns you do not like intros and may automatically offer a Skip button

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It will remove the intro from the show for everyone

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It will make the intro longer to try to keep your attention

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It will send you a warning about skipping

Question 8

How does a voice assistant on your smart TV understand what you say when you ask it to 'find cartoons'?

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AI listens to your voice and figures out what you mean

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A person sitting inside the TV hears you and types the search

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The TV guesses what you want based on the time of day

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You have to spell out the words letter by letter for the TV

Question 9

On a streaming app, how does AI know that one person in your house likes action movies while another likes cartoons?

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AI tracks what each separate profile watches and builds different taste preferences

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Everyone in the house picks their favorite genre once when the app is installed

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The app asks all family members to vote on shows every week

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A parent tells the app what each person likes manually

Question 10

Why might a streaming app show a message like 'This show contains scary content' before you start watching it?

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AI reads the show's content labels and adds warnings about scary or grown-up parts

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The show's actors add the warning themselves before filming

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Random warnings are shown on all shows just to be safe

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The government watches every show and decides which ones need a warning

Question 11

How does a streaming app keep a video playing smoothly even when your home internet gets slow for a moment?

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AI monitors your internet speed and automatically adjusts the video quality

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The video pauses and waits for the internet to become fast again

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The streaming company sends a faster internet connection to your house

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Someone at the streaming company fixes your internet connection for you

Question 12

If you type 'funny cat' into the YouTube search bar, what does AI do with those two words?

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AI understands your words and finds the most relevant and popular matching videos

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It shows you the newest cat video uploaded that very day

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It only shows videos with the exact words 'funny cat' in the title

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It shows a completely random selection of all cat videos

Question 13

After you finish watching every episode of a series, how does the streaming app know you might be ready for something brand new to watch?

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AI tracks your progress and suggests a new show once you finish the last episode

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The app sends you an email asking what you want to watch next

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The same show starts playing from episode one all over again

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You must always search for something new yourself after finishing a show

Question 14

What does it mean when a streaming app gives you a 'recommendation'?

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The app suggests a show or video it thinks you will enjoy

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The app tells you to stop watching TV and go outside

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The app plays the most popular show in the whole world

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The app asks you to pay extra money to unlock a new show

Question 15

How can AI help you watch a show spoken in Spanish when you only understand English?

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AI translates the Spanish into English subtitles or creates an English voiceover

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The show's actors record the whole show again in English just for you

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You have to learn Spanish first before you can watch

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The streaming app can only show shows in one single language

Question 16

Why does your YouTube homepage look completely different from your best friend's YouTube homepage, even though you use the same app?

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AI customizes the homepage based on each person's own unique watching history

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YouTube shows completely random videos to everyone

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YouTube changes the homepage based on the time of day

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Your friend must be using a different, older version of the app

Question 17

What is a 'watch history' and why does the AI on a streaming app find it so useful?

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A list of every video you have watched that AI uses to understand your taste

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A record of how many total hours you spent watching TV each day

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A warning system that tells you if you have watched too much TV

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A report that your parents can check to see what you watched

Question 18

How does AI help a streaming app automatically create short moving preview clips you see when you hover over a video thumbnail?

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AI scans the whole video, finds the best moments, and stitches them into a short preview

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Someone at the streaming company watches every video and makes clips by hand

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The preview is simply the first few seconds of the video played on a loop

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The video's creator makes a completely separate preview clip and uploads it

Question 19

If an AI suggests a show you really do not like, what can you do to help teach the AI your taste?

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Press 'thumbs down' or 'not interested' so the AI learns from your feedback

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You have to delete your whole account and start from scratch

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There is nothing you can do — the AI never changes its mind

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You must call the streaming company to complain about the suggestion

Question 20

What does the AI on a streaming app learn from you pressing the 'thumbs up' button on a video?

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The AI learns you liked it and starts suggesting more similar videos

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The video's creator automatically gets a special prize

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The video is immediately added to everyone else's homepage

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Your friends can see that you liked the video

Question 21

How does AI help parents make sure that kids only see shows made for children on a streaming app?

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AI reads each show's age rating and filters out content not right for children

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Parents must delete every grown-up show from the app themselves

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Kids Mode only shows one cartoon on repeat forever

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The streaming app randomly guesses which shows are for kids

Question 22

What does it mean when people say a streaming app 'personalizes' your experience?

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AI adjusts the app's suggestions and layout to match your unique tastes

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The app lets you pick a different color theme for the screen

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A person at the company hand-picks shows for you each morning

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The app shows your name on the screen when you log in

Question 23

How can you tell a streaming app that you want to see more shows just like the one you finished watching?

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Use buttons like 'Thumbs Up' or 'More Like This' to signal what you enjoyed

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You must send an email to the streaming company

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You have to watch at least ten similar shows before the AI understands

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There is no way to tell the app — it always decides on its own

Question 24

Why do streaming apps show a 'Trending Now' list — and how does AI help build it?

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AI counts current viewers and fast-growing shows to build the trending list automatically

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The streaming company picks their own favorite shows for the list each week

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The list is always the same and never changes

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The trending list is decided by a public vote from all users every Sunday

Question 25

What is a 'Kids Profile' on a streaming app, and how does AI keep it safe for young viewers?

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A special section where AI only shows child-friendly content by filtering out grown-up shows

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A profile that costs extra money to unlock special fun shows

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A profile where children can upload and share their own homemade videos

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A profile that your teacher controls and updates every week

Question 26

If you spent a whole afternoon watching videos about outer space, what kind of shows might the AI suggest to you the next day?

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It will suggest more space videos, astronomy shows, or science topics you might enjoy

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The AI will suggest cooking videos because it wants to change your interests

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The AI will not suggest anything because it cannot remember yesterday's viewing

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It will show you the exact same space videos you already watched

Question 27

How does AI on a streaming app remember that you always prefer English subtitles and start turning them on for you automatically?

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AI stores your subtitle preference and automatically applies it to new shows

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You must turn on subtitles manually every single time you watch something

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Subtitles are switched on for every single person by default

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You have to contact customer support to keep subtitles on permanently

Question 28

How does AI decide which shows appear right at the top of the homepage when you first open a streaming app?

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AI picks the shows it thinks you are most likely to enjoy right now and places them first

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Shows are arranged alphabetically from A to Z on the homepage

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The newest shows are always placed at the very top automatically

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The most expensive shows are placed at the top to encourage people to watch them

Question 29

Why might a streaming app show you a 'Top 10 in India' list rather than just a worldwide Top 10?

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AI uses your location to show what is most popular among people in your own country

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The streaming company has a special deal to only promote shows from India

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Every country gets the exact same worldwide Top 10 list

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Indian users pay more, so they get a special separate list as a reward

Question 30

How does AI on a streaming app help people who have trouble hearing enjoy TV shows?

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AI creates automatic captions with spoken words and sound descriptions so people can read along

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The app makes the TV screen much bigger so everything is easier to see

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The app automatically plays the audio at a much louder volume for everyone

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A person watches every show and types captions live as the show plays

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