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Reading 90 Artificial Intelligence Risk - Governance - Answers
Reading 90 Artificial Intelligence Risk - Governance - Answers
Which of the following Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) Risk and Security
(AIRS) classifications would most likely include learning limitations?
A) AI/ML attacks.
B) Compliance.
C) Testing and trust.
D) Inadequate governance.
Explanation
Inadequate governance (also known as data-related risks) includes learning limitations and
data quality. AI/ML systems are generally unable to apply judgment and to understand
context; such systems "learn" based only on the data provided during training.
Unfortunately, it is impractical to consider every conceivable situation.
Which of the following interpretable AI/ML systems is potentially the most accurate one?
A) Linear systems.
B) Rule-based systems.
C) Decision trees.
D) Bayesian rule lists.
Explanation
A) Framework.
B) Policies.
C) Definitions.
D) Inventory.
Explanation
As the initial step in creating AI governance, a clear definition of what is and what is not AI
is fundamental for an entity.
Which of the following Artificial Intelligence/Machine Learning (AI/ML) Risk and Security
(AIRS) classifications would most likely include training data poisoning?
Explanation
AI/ML attacks include data privacy attacks, training data poisoning, adversarial inputs, and
model extraction. Inadequate governance (also known as data-related risks) include
learning limitations and data quality.
Using the lines-of-defense model frequently used by financial institutions, which line covers
assurance?
A) Third line.
B) First line.
C) Second line.
D) Fourth line.
Explanation
The three-lines-of-defense model covers front line groups dealing with business risks (first
line), other risk oversight and independent challenge groups (second line) and assurance
(third line).