Governance, Ethics, and Responsible AI in Adoption CAIPM Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–30

1. 26expert · hard

   A technology company is developing an AI system that will be used by schools to monitor student attention during online classes. The system uses webcam data. The company plans to sell the system globally. Privacy advocates have raised concerns about surveillance. The company's legal team is unsure about the regulatory landscape. What should the program manager do first?

   • AAbandon the project because it is likely to be banned in many jurisdictions.
   • BProceed with development and conduct the impact assessment just before launch.
   • CLaunch in one country first and deal with other jurisdictions later.
   • DConduct a comprehensive regulatory and ethical impact assessment before development proceeds.
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2. 27application · medium

   A social media platform is deploying an AI content-moderation system. The system sometimes flags hate speech incorrectly, and sometimes misses it. The program manager wants to implement human oversight. What is the most effective design?

   • AOnly use human reviewers for appeals, and let the AI act independently on all other content.
   • BUse the AI to remove all flagged content automatically, with no human review, to ensure rapid response.
   • CHave human reviewers manually review every single piece of content before any action is taken.
   • DAllow the AI to automatically remove content that it flags with high confidence, and send only low-confidence cases to human reviewers.
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4. 28application · medium

   A software company is developing an AI chatbot for customer support. The project is in the design phase. The AI program manager wants to embed governance and ethical considerations throughout the lifecycle. Which action is most aligned with this goal?

   • AWait until the model is trained and then evaluate its ethical implications.
   • BAssign a single ethics officer to review the final product before launch.
   • CFocus only on technical performance metrics during development and address ethics at deployment.
   • DConduct an ethical risk assessment and define governance checkpoints for each development phase.
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5. 29application · medium

   An organization is planning to deploy an AI system for employee performance evaluation. The HR department wants to ensure the system is fair and transparent. The AI program manager is tasked with embedding governance into the lifecycle. Which step should be taken first?

   • AHire an external consultant to review the system after deployment.
   • BDefine ethical principles and governance policies before the system is designed.
   • CTrain the model and then assess its fairness using metrics.
   • DDeploy the system and collect feedback from employees to identify issues.
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6. 30application · medium

   An AI system that recommends content on a social media platform has been criticized for amplifying misinformation. The platform wants to address this while respecting freedom of speech. Which ethical principle should guide the response?

   • APrivacy, by limiting the data the algorithm uses to make recommendations.
   • BTransparency, by explaining how the recommendation algorithm works to users.
   • CAccountability, by taking responsibility for the system's impact and implementing measures to reduce misinformation.
   • DFairness, by ensuring the algorithm does not favor any political viewpoint.
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