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This document is an examination paper for B.Tech-CS students at Malla Reddy University, focusing on Generative AI. It consists of five sections with various questions related to AI models, architectures, and ethical implications, each carrying 8 marks. Students are required to choose one question from each section to answer.

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This document is an examination paper for B.Tech-CS students at Malla Reddy University, focusing on Generative AI. It consists of five sections with various questions related to AI models, architectures, and ethical implications, each carrying 8 marks. Students are required to choose one question from each section to answer.

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R23
Malla Reddy University
[Link]-CS
III Year I Semester Regular Examinations, November-2025
Generative AI – MR23-1CS0416
Time: 2 hours Max Marks: 40
Note: This question paper Consists of 5 Sections. Answer FIVE Questions, Choose ONE Question
from each SECTION and each Question carries 8 marks.

SECTION-I
1. Demonstrate how Diffusion Model works with Architecture and its applications [8 M]
OR
2. Discuss the role of generator and discriminator in GAN, list different types of GAN’s. [8 M]

SECTION-II
3. Analyze the impact of Maximum Entropy Models in traditional language models [8 M]

OR
4. Explain Transformer Architecture and Analyze the impact of attention mechanisms in [8 M]
transformer-based language models.

SECTION-III
5. Explain the pre-training and fine-tuning processes in GPT. How do they contribute to [8 M]
the model's versatility and task-specific performance?
OR
6. Explain the limitations of GPT models in understanding context, generating accurate [8 M]
information, and handling ambiguity in language.

SECTION-IV
7. How can Chain of Thought (CoT) prompting be used to improve AI-generated coding [8 M]
solutions? Provide a detailed explanation with an example.
OR
8. How do Tree-of-Thoughts prompting and self-consistency prompting compare in [8 M]
problem-solving? Which method is more effective, and why?

SECTION-V
9. Define Responsible AI? List Seven Pillars of Responsible AI and explain? [8 M]
OR
10. Illustrate the Ethical implications of generative models in Entertainment and Media [8 M]
and Journalism with Proper Use case

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