Workforce and Stakeholder Buy-In CAIPM Practice Questions (Page 6)

Questions 26–30

1. 26expert · hard

   A large insurance company is planning to deploy an AI system that automates claims triage. The program manager has identified the following stakeholders: claims adjusters, customer service representatives, IT security, legal/compliance, and external partners (e.g., repair shops). The claims adjusters are concerned about job displacement, while legal/compliance is worried about regulatory compliance and data privacy. The company has a strong culture of employee involvement and has a history of failed IT projects due to lack of engagement. The program manager has a limited budget and must prioritize actions. Which sequence of actions is most likely to achieve buy-in while respecting the budget?

   • AFocus on legal/compliance first by hiring an external consultant to ensure regulatory compliance, then communicate the results to employees
   • BImmediately launch a pilot with claims adjusters, then send a communication plan to all stakeholders after the pilot succeeds
   • CConduct a stakeholder impact assessment, then run a co-design workshop with claims adjusters and legal/compliance, and finally launch a pilot with feedback loops
   • DCreate a detailed communication plan for all stakeholders and distribute it before any other action
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2. 27foundation · easy

   Which of the following is an example of incorporating ethical considerations into an AI buy-in strategy?

   • APrioritizing speed of implementation over stakeholder concerns
   • BKeeping the AI system's decision-making process secret
   • CCommunicating how the AI system protects user privacy and avoids bias
   • DFocusing only on the financial benefits of the AI system
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4. 28application · medium

   A software company is adopting AI-assisted code review. Developers are concerned about the AI's accuracy and its impact on their workflow. Which participatory method is most effective to gain their buy-in?

   • AHold a one-time meeting to explain the AI's benefits
   • BRun a pilot program where developers use the AI on non-critical projects and provide feedback
   • CAsk developers to sign a compliance form accepting the change
   • DAppoint a senior developer to make all decisions about the AI
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5. 29application · medium

   A retail chain is introducing an AI inventory management system. Store managers have different levels of comfort with technology. What is the best support mechanism to ensure successful adoption?

   • ACreate a peer support network where tech-savvy managers help others
   • BProvide a detailed user manual only
   • COffer a single training webinar for all managers
   • DSet up an automated helpdesk with no human interaction
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6. 30application · medium

   A multinational corporation is deploying an AI system for employee performance evaluation. The company operates in several countries with different cultural norms around performance feedback. The program manager is concerned about ethical implications and cultural fit. What should the program manager do to ensure the AI system is culturally appropriate?

   • AConduct a cultural impact assessment in each region and adapt the AI's evaluation criteria accordingly
   • BImplement the system only in regions where it is culturally acceptable
   • CAsk the AI vendor to guarantee that the system is culturally neutral
   • DUse a single global evaluation standard to ensure consistency
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