
ISACAAdvanced in AI Risk
Domain 3Objective 2
AI Risk Treatment Strategies AAIR Practice Questions (Page 5)
Part of the AI Risk Program Management domain, which accounts for 42% of the AAIR exam.
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Questions 21–25
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The purpose of assessing residual risk after implementing a risk treatment is to:
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A company is implementing a risk treatment for an AI model that recommends investment portfolios. The treatment is a new human-oversight control. What is the most critical element of the implementation plan?
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An insurance firm is implementing a risk treatment for an AI underwriting model. The treatment involves a new model-validation control. The project is behind schedule, and the team wants to skip the documentation step to meet the deadline. What is the best course of action?
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A tech company has an AI recommendation system with a high likelihood of a moderate-impact privacy breach. The cost to fully mitigate is $500,000. The company's risk appetite is 'moderate', and the potential regulatory fine is $200,000. Stakeholders are split between mitigation and acceptance. Which decision is most aligned with the risk treatment selection criteria?
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A healthcare organization uses an AI system to triage radiology scans. The system occasionally misclassifies a critical finding, and the vendor cannot provide model explainability logs. The organization's risk appetite is low, and the cost of a full replacement is prohibitive. The AI system is essential to meet patient throughput targets. Which risk treatment option is the most appropriate primary strategy?
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