How might an Al algorithm decide or predict how much you liked what music you listened to on Alexa Music, Spotify or Pandora? (MA - pick all the answers that apply) By just asking you after you listened to the music. By monitoring your facial expression and iris scan. By how long you replay the music. By monitoring the impact of the music's pitch, rhythm, and harmony to your neural (brain activity) along with your heat, sweat, and electrical responses to the music. By your first name. By your calculated personality profile prediction (a large pool of respondents survey Odata that is matched to their Facebook likes and then applied to other profiles (including yours) and predicts how much you liked the music (with a high degree of accuracy). By how many of your virtual friends on Facebook also like the same music. By how much you replay the music. By listening to your ultrasonic frequency while listening to music. By your height, weight, and gender. When an algorithm causes harm who or what is liable for the damages? (MC) At this time it's not yet clear who is responsible because legal frameworks are still O evolving to catch up with the rapid innovations in Artificial Intelligence and the details of the harm done. The person or business entity that uses the Algorithm. The person or company that created the Algorithm. The Algorithm