Global AI Regulations and Policies AIE Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1application · medium

   An AI system used by a bank to approve loans is found to have a bias against a certain demographic group. The bank must address this issue to comply with global AI principles. Which principle is most directly violated?

   • ATransparency
   • BFairness
   • CHuman oversight
   • DAccountability
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2. 2expert · hard

   A large retailer uses an AI system for dynamic pricing. The system is deployed in the EU, where the AI Act may classify it as high-risk, and in the US, where there are consumer protection laws. The retailer wants to maximize revenue while ensuring compliance. The data science team proposes using a complex deep learning model that is difficult to explain. What should the compliance team require?

   • ADeploy the model only in the US, where there are no AI-specific regulations.
   • BKeep the model as a trade secret and refuse to explain pricing decisions to regulators.
   • CImplement explainability tools and conduct regular audits to ensure the model's decisions can be understood and justified.
   • DUse a simpler model that is fully interpretable, even if it reduces revenue.
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4. 3foundation · easy

   Which international body or initiative is known for establishing a set of non-binding principles for AI that have been adopted by many countries and serve as a foundation for national policies?

   • AInternational Telecommunication Union (ITU)
   • BOECD AI Principles
   • CEU AI Act
   • DGeneral Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
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5. 4application · medium

   A social media platform operates globally and uses an AI content moderation system. The EU AI Act requires transparency for AI systems that interact with users, while China's regulations require specific labeling of AI-generated content. The platform wants to implement a single global policy. What should the platform do?

   • AAdopt the most restrictive labeling and transparency requirements from all jurisdictions and apply them globally.
   • BUse a single generic disclaimer that AI may generate content, without specifying which content is AI-generated.
   • CRely on the OECD AI Principles as a common framework and skip specific regional labeling.
   • DApply EU transparency rules only to EU users and Chinese labeling rules only to Chinese users.
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6. 5application · medium

   A multinational company deploys a customer-support chatbot across the EU, US, and Japan. The EU product team insists on a single global AI policy that applies uniformly to all regions. The US legal team argues that a single policy will create compliance gaps. Which approach best addresses the regulatory landscape?

   • ACreate separate, fully independent policies for each region with no common framework.
   • BImplement one global policy based on the least restrictive regulations to minimize operational overhead.
   • CUse the OECD AI Principles as the single global policy because they are internationally endorsed.
   • DAdopt the EU AI Act as the global baseline and add region-specific overlays where local laws differ.
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