
ISACAAdvanced in AI Risk
Domain 1Objective 1
AI Models, Frameworks, Strategies, and Use Cases AAIR Practice Questions (Page 2)
Part of the AI Risk Governance and Framework Integration domain, which accounts for 37% of the AAIR exam.
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A healthcare startup is developing an AI system to diagnose skin conditions from photos. The training data is primarily from light-skinned patients. What is the most significant risk this model could exhibit?
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A research team is developing a natural language processing model for legal document review. They need to share the model with a partner organization that uses a different AI framework. What is the most efficient way to ensure interoperability?
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A bank is deploying a machine learning model to approve personal loans. During validation, they discover the model is less accurate for applicants from certain ethnic backgrounds. The bank must address this before deployment. What is the most appropriate governance action?
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An e-commerce company wants to automatically generate product descriptions from images. They have a large dataset of product photos and want the descriptions to be creative and varied. Which AI model category is most appropriate for this task?
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A healthcare provider wants to use AI to predict patient readmission risk. They have two options: a commercially available model that is a 'black box' but has strong performance, or an internally developed interpretable model with slightly lower accuracy. The provider's risk committee requires that clinicians be able to explain why a patient was flagged. Which approach best balances the competing requirements?
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