Checkpoint: choices, lists, habits, access and health care

A shopping app learned only from photos of new phones. It misjudges old phones. Which choice is behind this?

• Who answers when the result is wrong
• What the app counts as a good result
• Whose examples the app learned from

You tap only cricket videos for a week. How can you see other kinds on your list?

• Tap the same videos again
• Tap other kinds on purpose
• Wait for the list to forget

A post says the first 100 people get a free phone. A mistake could cost you money. You cannot check it. Which habit fits?

• Check it now on your own
• Take a quick look and share it
• Ask a grown-up you trust

A helper costs ₹100 a month and needs internet. Which family can use it?

• Can spend ₹80 a month on a helper, has internet
• Can spend ₹150 a month on a helper, no internet
• Can spend ₹120 a month on a helper, has internet

A team tells patients how an AI picks who gets care. Patients may say no. Which bioethics rule is this?

• Respect for autonomy
• Maximum benefit
• Justice