Advanced in AI Governance ADVANCED-IN-AI-GOVERNANCE
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- Questions
- 100
- Exam code
- ADVANCED-IN-AI-GOVERNANCE
- Last updated
- Oct 17, 2026
- Language
- English
- Certification
- Advanced in AI Governance
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- Question 1A board wants one accountable owner for enterprise AI strategy so that investment and risk decisions are not split across business units. Which governance design best meets this need?
- A.A named executive sponsor with a charter for AI investment and risk
- B.Each business unit funds and governs its own AI pilots independently to keep decisions close to the work
- C.The chief information security officer owns all AI decisions because security carries the largest risk
- D.The data science function sets strategy because it controls the models and the training data
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Correct answer:
- A.A named executive sponsor with a charter for AI investment and risk
Explanation
A named executive with a charter gives a single point of accountability for AI investment, risk appetite and escalation, which is what the board is asking for. Independent business-unit pilots fragment decisions and hide enterprise risk, which is the failure the board wants to avoid. Giving the security officer or the data science team sole ownership mixes a control function or a builder role with strategic accountability. - A.
- Question 2An AI governance program should define who may approve a model for production use before deployment, not only who operates it afterward.
- A.True
- B.False
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Correct answer:
- A.True
Explanation
True. Approval authority is a pre-deployment control, because once a model is live, unapproved behavior has already reached customers or decisions. Defining operators without approvers leaves no one accountable for the go-live decision. - A.
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ADVANCED-IN-AI-GOVERNANCE is the Advanced in AI Governance exam from ISACA.
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