Building Privacy, Trust, and Safety in AI Systems CRAGE Practice Questions (Page 1)

Questions 1–5

1. 1foundation · easy

   Which element is commonly included in an ethical AI governance framework?

   • AA ban on all AI research
   • BA guarantee that AI systems will never cause harm
   • CClear roles and responsibilities for AI oversight
   • DA requirement to make all AI models open source
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2. 2application · medium

   A social media company is developing an AI system that personalizes content feeds. The system collects user behavior data, including clicks, time spent, and engagement patterns. The company wants to respect user data rights and comply with privacy regulations. The product manager proposes a new feature that will use user data for a secondary purpose: targeted advertising. What should the company do to ensure compliance with user consent and data rights?

   • AAnonymize the user data before using it for targeted advertising, so no consent is needed.
   • BAutomatically include the new purpose in the existing terms of service and notify users via email after the change is implemented.
   • CUse the data for targeted advertising without consent because the company already has the data from user interactions.
   • DObtain explicit, informed consent from users specifically for the use of their data in targeted advertising, separate from the consent for personalizing content.
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4. 3application · medium

   A multinational corporation is developing an AI system for employee performance evaluation. The system will process personal data of employees across different countries. The company wants to establish an ethical AI governance framework that integrates privacy, trust, and safety. Which approach best aligns with a comprehensive ethical AI governance framework?

   • ACreating a cross-functional AI ethics board that includes legal, HR, data science, and employee representatives, and establishing clear policies for privacy, transparency, and accountability.
   • BFocusing only on technical security measures, such as encryption and access controls.
   • CAdopting a single global privacy policy that applies uniformly to all employees, regardless of local laws.
   • DDelegating all AI governance decisions to the data science team, as they understand the technology best.
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5. 4foundation · easy

   Which component of trustworthy AI refers to the system performing consistently and correctly under expected conditions?

   • AReliability
   • BAccountability
   • CTransparency
   • DExplainability
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6. 5foundation · easy

   Which principle is directly supported by limiting the collection of personal data to only what is necessary for the AI system's stated purpose?

   • AData maximization
   • BData portability
   • CData retention
   • DData minimization
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