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ADVANCED-IN-AI-RISK
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  1. Question 1
    An organization is adopting generative AI in several business units with no central oversight. Which first governance step best establishes accountability for AI risk?
    • A.
      Name an accountable executive and charter an AI governance committee with a policy
    • B.
      Let each business unit choose its own models and report risk only after an incident
    • C.
      Delegate all AI decisions to the vendor under the shared responsibility model
    • D.
      Freeze all AI projects until a final regulation is published
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    Correct answer:

    • A.
      Name an accountable executive and charter an AI governance committee with a policy

    Explanation

    A named executive owner and a chartered governance committee set the AI policy, risk appetite and decision rights that everything else depends on. Letting each business unit choose its own models is the tempting shortcut, but it produces inconsistent controls and reports risk only after harm has already occurred. Freezing all projects until a final regulation is published stops value creation without assigning any accountability.
  2. Question 2
    A documented risk register entry for an AI system should record the system owner, its intended use and its known limitations.
    • A.
      True
    • B.
      False
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    Correct answer:

    • A.
      True

    Explanation

    A risk register exists so that each risk has an identified owner, a defined use context and recorded constraints that later reviews can test. Frameworks such as ISO/IEC 23894 expect these elements to be captured and maintained over the system's life. The statement is therefore true, and the tempting reading that a register only tracks financial exposure is not supported by AI risk guidance.
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ADVANCED-IN-AI-RISK is the Advanced in AI Risk exam from ISACA. The exam runs for 150 minutes.

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