A global corporation has an AI ethics policy that was created two years ago. Since then, the company has expanded into new markets with different regulations, and its AI systems have become more complex. The policy owner has left the company. The board wants to ensure the policy remains effective. What should the company do?

Assign a new policy owner and conduct a comprehensive review of the policy against current regulations and practices.

Wait for a regulatory audit to identify gaps.

Keep the existing policy and only add a note about new markets.

Create a new policy from scratch without reviewing the old one.

Which source would be most valuable when gathering information for an ethical AI policy?

Input from employees who work with AI systems

The company's marketing brochures

A competitor's internal policy documents

An e-commerce company is developing a policy on the use of customer browsing data for personalized recommendations. The policy team has identified the need and is now gathering information. Which internal input would be most valuable?

Sales data showing which products are most popular.

The company's server capacity and load metrics.

The marketing team's preferred customer segmentation models.

Feedback from the customer support team on common privacy complaints.

Which group would be most appropriate to consult when developing a policy on the ethical use of customer data?

A cross-functional group including legal, IT, marketing, and customer representatives

A software company has developed a policy on the ethical use of open-source code. The policy has been reviewed by the legal team and is ready for approval. Who should formally approve the policy?

The entire engineering department via a vote.

The legal team that reviewed it.

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A global corporation has an AI ethics policy that was created two years ago. Since then, the company has expanded into new markets with different regulations, and its AI systems have become more complex. The policy owner has left the company. The board wants to ensure the policy remains effective. What should the company do?
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Which source would be most valuable when gathering information for an ethical AI policy?
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An e-commerce company is developing a policy on the use of customer browsing data for personalized recommendations. The policy team has identified the need and is now gathering information. Which internal input would be most valuable?
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Which group would be most appropriate to consult when developing a policy on the ethical use of customer data?
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A software company has developed a policy on the ethical use of open-source code. The policy has been reviewed by the legal team and is ready for approval. Who should formally approve the policy?
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