PERFORMANCE TEST INSTRUCTIONS This perfоrmаnce test is designed tо evаluаte yоur ability to handle a select number of legal authorities in the context of a factual problem. The problem is set in the fictional State of Columbia, one of the United States. In Columbia, the intermediate appellate court is the Court of Appeal and the highest court is the Supreme Court. You will have two sets of materials with which to work: a File and a Library. The File consists of source documents containing all the facts of the case. The first document in the File is a memorandum containing the directions for the task you are to complete. The other documents in the File contain information about your case and may include some facts that are not relevant. Facts are sometimes ambiguous, incomplete, or even conflicting. As in practice, a client’s or supervising attorney’s version of events may be incomplete or unreliable. Applicants are expected to recognize when facts are inconsistent or missing and are expected to identify sources of additional facts. The Library contains the legal authorities needed to complete the task and may also include some authorities that are not relevant to the assigned lawyering task. The cases, statutes, regulations, or rules may be real, modified, or written solely for the purpose of this performance test. If any of them appear familiar to you, do not assume that they are precisely the same as you have read before. Read each thoroughly, as if it were new to you. You should assume that cases were decided in the jurisdictions and on the dates shown. In citing cases from the Library, you may use abbreviations and omit page references. Applicants are expected to extract from the Library the legal principles necessary to analyze the problem and perform the task. In answering this performance test, you should concentrate on the materials in the File and Library. What you have learned in law school and elsewhere provides the general background for analyzing the problem; the File and Library provide the specific materials with which you must work. Library and Files: In RE MARRIAGE OF BURKE
AI Fаilure in Self-Driving Cаr Scenаriо: An AI system cоntrоls a self-driving car. During heavy rain, the car struggles to correctly detect lane markings, causing it to behave erratically.The AI vision module was trained mainly on clear, dry-weather datasets. No real-world rainy conditions were simulated or included in training.10.1. Short Answer: Identify two major machine learning issues that caused the car’s lane detection failure. (Be specific: e.g., generalization error, dataset bias, etc.) (2 points) 10.2. True/False: Give reasoning for your answer. (1 point) Overfitting to dry-weather images is a likely cause of the car's poor generalization during rain. 10.3. Short Answer: (2 points) Suggest one immediate operational mitigation that could be deployed while improving the AI model long-term.10.4. Multiple Choice: (1 point)In a functional safety analysis (ISO 26262 or similar), what would be the risk level of the erratic driving during rain?A) Low Risk — because it's rareB) Medium Risk — because it happens only during rainC) High Risk — because it could cause injury or deathD) No Risk — since the system is autonomous and learns 10.5. True/False: Give reasoning for your answer.(1 point) If the AI fails during rain and causes an accident, liability could potentially fall on the developers who trained the system. 10.6. Essay (8–10 sentences): (3 points) Explainable AI (XAI) refers to a set of methods and techniques that make AI models more transparent and understandable to humans. Describe how Explainable AI (XAI) techniques could be applied to better understand why the lane detection model fails during rain and how this insight could guide safer model updates.
Bаckdооr Attаck Yоu аre working on a CIFAR-10 classification task to build a model that categorizes images into one of 10 classes. The CIFAR-10 dataset is a widely used benchmark in machine learning for image classification tasks. It contains 60,000 color images that are 32x32 pixels in size, divided into 10 different classes. 14.1: Describe how the model behaves during inference for inputs with and without the trigger. (2 points)14.2: How would an adversary improve the stealth of a backdoor attack? Discuss strategies in terms of at least two key aspects: data manipulation and trigger design. (2 points) 14.3: As a defender, describe how you could detect and mitigate a backdoor attack in the training process of a machine learning model. Your answer should cover at least two different approaches. (2 points)
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