Advanced in AI Audit ADVANCED-IN-AI-AUDIT
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- Questions
- 100
- Exam code
- ADVANCED-IN-AI-AUDIT
- Last updated
- Sep 28, 2026
- Language
- English
- Certification
- Advanced in AI Audit
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- Question 1An audit committee asks who should be accountable for approving high-impact AI systems before they go live. Which governance design best answers this?
- A.A named executive owner with documented approval authority and escalation rights
- B.The data science team acting alone, since the people who built the model understand its risks best
- C.The vendor that supplied the platform, because it owns the software
- D.An automated approval workflow that needs no human sign-off at any stage
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Correct answer:
- A.A named executive owner with documented approval authority and escalation rights
Explanation
Accountability for high-impact AI needs a named executive with authority to approve, reject and escalate, which is what good governance requires. The builders are not independent of their own work, so approving alone creates a conflict. Vendor ownership of software does not transfer responsibility for how the organization uses the system, and automated approval with no human sign-off removes accountability entirely. - A.
- Question 2An AI governance framework is effective only if it assigns clear ownership for each AI system.
- A.True
- B.False
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Correct answer:
- A.True
Explanation
Without a named owner, no one is accountable for approvals, monitoring and retirement, so risks go unmanaged. Clear ownership is a core element of governance design. Frameworks without it tend to exist on paper only. - A.
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ADVANCED-IN-AI-AUDIT is the Advanced in AI Audit exam from ISACA. The exam runs for 150 minutes.
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