Why are string operations like copying and comparison not possible using the assignment (=) operator or relational operators in C?

Create a C function that will decompose a double value into an integer part and a fractional part. This function will need to return two parts: an integer part and a fractional part.

The three types of fairness in AI systems are fairness, which focuses on fair processes and methods; fairness, which focuses on fair allocation of benefits and burdens; and fairness, which focuses on fair remedies for past wrongs.

Match each level of AI governance with its examples:

Match each ethical theory with its key question:

Just War Theory’s “Jus ad Bellum” principles focus on the right conduct during war.

The “Participation Paradox” refers to the fact that citizens most affected by AI often have the least technical knowledge to participate in governance discussions.

Predictive Policing Scenario: Tampa wants to use AI for predictive policing to reduce crime in high-crime downtown neighborhoods. The AI system is 85% accurate but shows bias against certain ethnic communities. The police department argues it will reduce overall crime by 30%, but civil rights groups argue it will unfairly target minority communities. As a city council member, you must decide whether to approve this system. Using the three ethical frameworks discussed in class (consequentialism, deontological ethics, and virtue ethics), analyze this scenario. What would each framework suggest as the ethically appropriate decision? Which stakeholders have the most power versus the most interest in this decision?

According to what we covered, AI systems are guaranteed to be safe and unbiased.

Match each type of fairness with its definition: