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NCA-GENM is the NVIDIA exam NCA - Generative AI Multimodal.
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- Exam code
- NCA-GENM
- Vendor
- NVIDIA
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- Free sample questions
- 6
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Question 1
After fine-tuning a large language model (LLM) for generating legal documents, what is the most
effective way to assess whether the fine-tuning has improved the model’s performance for this specific
task?
- AOption A:
Measuring the speed at which the fine-tuned model generates text, regardless of content accuracy
- BOption B:
Evaluating the model’s output against a benchmark dataset of legal documents that it has never
seen before.
- COption C:
Comparing the fine-tuned model’s output with that of a non-fine-tuned model on random text
generation tasks.
- DOption D:
Testing the fine-tuned model on a set of common, non-legal text generation tasks to measure
general improvement.
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Correct answer: B
Evaluating the model's output against a benchmark dataset of unseen legal documents ensures that the
fine-tuning improves performance for the specific legal task, making it a reliable method of assessment.
Question 2
To enhance the trustworthiness of an AI system used for healthcare diagnostics, which approach
involving NVIDIA technologies is most appropriate?
- AOption A:
Using NVIDIA GPUs to increase the speed of diagnosis without focusing on data security
- BOption B:
Prioritizing the collection of large amounts of patient data over maintaining patient privacy.
- COption C:
Implementing NVIDIA Clara’s privacy-preserving federated learning to train the AI on sensitive
patient data across multiple institutions without sharing the data
- DOption D:
Training the AI solely on data from a single medical institution to streamline the process.
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Correct answer: C
NVIDIA Clara’s privacy-preserving federated learning allows AI models to be trained on sensitive data
across multiple institutions without directly sharing patient data, enhancing both privacy and
performance.
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