A multinational corporation is adopting AI across its subsidiaries in different countries. Each subsidiary has its own legal and compliance team. The corporate program manager wants to establish a consistent AI governance framework. What is the most effective approach?

Adopt the strictest subsidiary's governance framework for the entire corporation.

Allow each subsidiary to develop its own governance framework independently to respect local regulations.

Develop a global governance framework with minimum standards and allow subsidiaries to add local requirements.

Create a single global AI governance policy and require all subsidiaries to follow it without exception.

Which communication strategy is most effective for explaining AI governance to non-technical stakeholders?

Using plain language and relatable examples

Focusing exclusively on technical model architectures

Using only formal legal documents

Avoiding any discussion of risks to prevent concern

Which activity is part of the risk assessment phase in AI risk management?

Defining the organization's risk appetite

Implementing technical controls to reduce risk

Evaluating the likelihood and impact of identified risks

Continuously tracking risk indicators

A city government is deploying an AI system to allocate public housing resources. Community groups have expressed concerns about transparency and fairness. The AI program manager needs to engage stakeholders effectively. Which strategy is most likely to build trust?

Provide a detailed technical report on the model's algorithms to all stakeholders.

Delay any communication until the system is fully deployed and proven.

Hold public forums and publish plain-language explanations of how the system works and its safeguards.

Share only the technical details with a select group of experts to avoid public confusion.

What is a key benefit of engaging stakeholders early in an AI project?

Guaranteeing that the AI system will be profitable

Ensuring that all stakeholders agree on every decision

Identifying potential ethical and social concerns before deployment

Eliminating the need for technical testing

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