Global AI Regulations and Policies AIE Practice Questions (Page 2)

Questions 6–10

1. 6application · medium

   A healthcare startup develops an AI tool that recommends treatment plans. The tool is intended for use in the EU. During an internal review, the clinical team asks for the ability to override the AI's recommendations. Which principle of the EU AI Act does this requirement directly support?

   • ATransparency
   • BHuman oversight
   • CFairness
   • DAccountability
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2. 7application · medium

   A company is implementing an AI governance program. The program must address the requirements of the EU AI Act. Which activity is most essential to include?

   • ACreating a marketing plan for the AI system.
   • BHiring more software developers.
   • CPurchasing additional cloud storage.
   • DEstablishing a risk management framework for AI systems.
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4. 8application · medium

   A hospital uses an AI system to prioritize patient triage in the emergency department. The system is deployed in the EU, where it is classified as high-risk under the AI Act. The hospital's IT team wants to ensure compliance. Which action is most critical?

   • AEnsure the AI system is fast enough to process all patients in real time.
   • BMake the AI system's source code publicly available to ensure transparency.
   • CUse only synthetic data for training to avoid privacy issues.
   • DImplement a robust human oversight mechanism that allows medical staff to override the AI's recommendations.
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5. 9expert · hard

   A financial institution uses an AI system for credit scoring. The system is deployed in the EU, where it is high-risk under the AI Act, and in the US, where fair lending laws apply. The institution wants to reduce costs by using a single AI model for both regions. What is the most important consideration?

   • AUse a model that is trained only on data from the EU to ensure GDPR compliance.
   • BUse a model that is fast enough to process applications in real time.
   • CEnsure the model meets the EU's data governance and bias testing requirements, which also support US fair lending compliance.
   • DMake the model's source code available to regulators in both regions.
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6. 10application · medium

   A startup develops an AI chatbot for customer service. The chatbot will be deployed in the EU and the US. The startup has a small team and limited budget. Which approach best balances compliance with the EU AI Act's transparency requirements and the US's sectoral approach?

   • AMake the chatbot's responses generic and avoid personalization to reduce regulatory scrutiny.
   • BAvoid using AI in the chatbot and use a rule-based system to sidestep all AI regulations.
   • CDesign the chatbot to clearly disclose that it is an AI system and provide an easy way to escalate to a human agent.
   • DDeploy the chatbot only in the US to avoid EU regulations.
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