What is the primary role of the board of directors in AI risk management?

To conduct day-to-day risk assessments of individual AI projects

To write the code for AI models

To provide oversight and ensure that AI risks are managed within the organization's risk appetite

To approve every AI model before deployment

An e-commerce company has deployed an AI chatbot. Customer satisfaction scores have declined, and the chatbot is frequently escalating to human agents. The AI team wants to improve the system. Which continuous improvement mechanism is most appropriate?

Replace the chatbot with a rule-based system to ensure consistent responses.

Analyze escalation logs and customer feedback to identify patterns and retrain the model.

Increase the frequency of human agent reviews of chatbot responses.

Conduct a one-time audit of the chatbot's performance and close the project.

A manufacturing company is establishing AI governance. The board has approved an AI strategy, but there is confusion about who is accountable for AI risk decisions. The CIO believes IT owns all technology risk, while the Chief Risk Officer believes AI risk falls under enterprise risk. Which role assignment best clarifies accountability?

Assign the Chief Risk Officer as the accountable owner for AI risk, with the CIO responsible for technical implementation.

Assign the CIO as the sole accountable owner for all AI risk decisions.

Delegate all AI risk decisions to the AI development team lead.

Create a joint accountability model where both the CIO and CRO must approve all AI decisions.

What is the purpose of the monitoring stage in the AI process lifecycle?

To train the AI model on new data

To continuously assess the AI system's performance and risk profile after deployment

To write the initial requirements for the AI system

Which set of organizational processes is most directly involved in the day-to-day management of AI-related risks?

Development, testing, and deployment

Marketing, sales, and customer support

Governance, operations, and oversight

Procurement, finance, and human resources

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A manufacturing company is establishing AI governance. The board has approved an AI strategy, but there is confusion about who is accountable for AI risk decisions. The CIO believes IT owns all technology risk, while the Chief Risk Officer believes AI risk falls under enterprise risk. Which role assignment best clarifies accountability?
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