AI Associate Ethical AI and Data Privacy Practice Test 3 — 15 Questions

Question 1

A healthcare CRM administrator wants to use AI to recommend treatment plans based on patient data. Which combination of Salesforce Trusted AI principles is MOST critical to consider?

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Accuracy and Empathy. In healthcare AI, accuracy ensures that treatment recommendations are clinically valid and based on reliable patient data, while empathy ensures the system respects patient well-being and avoids harmful or insensitive suggestions. Without accuracy, the model could recommend incorrect treatments; without empathy, it might ignore patient context or ethical considerations. These two principles together directly address the dual need for clinical correctness and human-centered care in treatment planning.

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Safety and Honesty

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Honesty and Transparency

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Transparency and Safety

Question 2

A data scientist is building a model to recommend products. They notice the model rarely recommends certain categories to users from a specific demographic. What should the scientist do first to address potential bias?

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Audit the training data for representation and bias. The first step in addressing potential bias is to audit the training data for representation and bias. This involves examining whether certain categories or demographics are underrepresented or overrepresented in the dataset, which can lead to skewed model recommendations. Without understanding the data composition, other interventions may fail to address the root cause of bias.

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Increase the model's complexity to capture more patterns

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Add more features about the demographic to improve accuracy

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Remove the demographic feature from the model

Question 3

When a Salesforce admin enables 'Score Factors' for an AI prediction, what does this provide to end users?

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A list of the most influential fields and their contribution to the prediction. When 'Score Factors' is enabled for an AI prediction in Salesforce, end users see a breakdown of the most influential fields that contributed to the prediction, along with their relative contribution (e.g., positive or negative impact). This provides transparency into why a specific prediction was made, helping users trust and act on the AI's output without exposing the underlying model logic.

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The exact formula used by the model

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A confidence interval for the prediction

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A histogram of all prediction values

Question 4

A sales operations manager wants to use Einstein Lead Scoring to prioritize leads. They have historical data showing that leads from a certain postal code have a low conversion rate. However, they suspect the low conversion is due to a past marketing campaign that was poorly targeted, not the demographics of that area. What is the BEST way to ensure the AI model does not unfairly penalize leads from that postal code?

Accepted Answer

Audit the model for disparate impact on that postal code and retrain with updated labels that reflect the true conversion potential. Bias in historical data can lead to unfair predictions. The best approach is to audit the model for bias and retrain with corrected labels or additional features that capture the true drivers of conversion, rather than simply omitting the feature or adjusting scores manually.

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Manually increase the lead scores for all leads from that postal code

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Remove the postal code field from the model training data entirely

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Use the model as-is because Salesforce AI is certified to be fair

Question 5

A Salesforce admin wants to ensure that customer data used by Einstein features is not retained by Salesforce to train foundation models. Which component of the Einstein Trust Layer enforces this commitment?

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Zero Data Retention. Zero Data Retention is the Einstein Trust Layer policy that ensures customer data is not used to train or improve Salesforce's base AI models. It is a core part of Salesforce's responsible AI framework.

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Audit trail

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Toxicity detection

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PII masking

Question 6

A company deploys an AI-powered email composer for sales reps. The legal team requires that every AI-generated email be reviewed by a human before sending to a customer. Which approach aligns with Salesforce's Trusted AI Principle of Empathy and Human Oversight?

Accepted Answer

Require the sales rep to click 'Approve' before the email is sent. It directly implements human oversight by requiring the sales rep to click 'Approve' before the email is sent, aligning with Salesforce's Trusted AI Principle of Empathy and Human Oversight. This principle mandates that AI systems should include mechanisms for human review and control, especially in high-stakes communications, ensuring that AI-generated content is vetted for accuracy, tone, and compliance before reaching customers. The approval step creates a clear human-in-the-loop checkpoint, preventing automated sending without human judgment.

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Allow the AI to send emails automatically but log all sent emails for audit

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Use a rule to block specific words in AI-generated emails

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Send a daily report of all AI-generated emails to the legal team after they are sent

Question 7

A data scientist is building a churn prediction model using Einstein Discovery. They want to ensure the model does not rely on sensitive attributes like race or gender, even if those are correlated with other features. Which technique is MOST aligned with Salesforce's data minimisation principle?

Accepted Answer

Remove sensitive attributes from the training data and avoid using proxies that strongly correlate with them. Data minimisation means using only the data necessary for the task. Excluding sensitive attributes from the feature set is the most direct way to prevent them from being used, even if they are correlated with other features. Correlation does not imply causation, and if those features are not essential, they should be removed.

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Include all features and rely on the AI to ignore biased ones

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Apply a fairness constraint after training to adjust predictions

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Use differential privacy to add noise to the training data

Question 8

A financial services company uses Einstein Bots to answer customer inquiries. A customer asks the bot to explain why their loan application was rejected. The bot provides a response based on AI predictions. Which Salesforce Trusted AI Principle is MOST directly addressed by the bot's ability to explain the decision?

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Transparency. Transparency in AI means that decisions should be explainable and understandable to users. Providing an explanation for a loan rejection directly supports the principle of Transparency, which requires AI systems to be open about their reasoning.

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Honesty

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Accuracy

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Safety

Question 9

A company wants to use Einstein Sentiment Analysis to classify customer feedback. What is the FIRST step they should take to ensure ethical use of customer data?

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Obtain proper consent from customers for using their data in AI. Ethical AI begins with data governance. Obtaining proper consent from customers to use their feedback for AI analysis is a fundamental requirement under privacy regulations like GDPR and CCPA. It also aligns with the Trusted AI principle of Empathy, respecting customer autonomy.

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Set up an audit trail for all AI actions

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Choose a pre-trained model to avoid using customer data

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Anonymize all customer feedback before analysis

Question 10

A healthcare organization uses Einstein Next Best Action to recommend treatments to patients. They must comply with GDPR's right to explanation for automated decisions. Which combination of Einstein Trust Layer features is MOST essential to meet this requirement?

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Score factors and grounding. The right to explanation requires that individuals can obtain meaningful information about the logic involved in automated decisions. Score factors provide the most influential fields for a prediction, and grounding connects the AI to relevant CRM data, enabling a transparent explanation. Toxicity detection is not relevant. Audit trail logs actions but does not provide explanation to the patient.

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Audit trail and PII masking

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Toxicity detection and audit trail

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Zero Data Retention and PII masking

Question 11

A company wants to use Einstein Prediction Builder to predict which customers are likely to churn. They have a dataset that includes customers' names, email addresses, and detailed purchase history. According to the data minimisation principle, which fields should be included in the model?

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Only the purchase history. Data minimisation means using only the data necessary for the prediction. Purchase history is relevant to churn prediction, while names and email addresses are personally identifiable information (PII) that are not needed for the model and should be excluded to minimize privacy risks.

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Only the email addresses, since they are unique identifiers

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All three fields because more data improves accuracy

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Names and purchase history, but not email addresses

Question 12

A customer service manager wants to use Einstein Bots to handle common inquiries. They are concerned about the bot generating offensive responses. Which Einstein Trust Layer feature should they enable to minimize this risk?

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Toxicity detection. Toxicity detection is a feature of the Einstein Trust Layer that identifies and filters harmful or offensive language before it is sent to customers. This directly addresses the concern about offensive responses, aligning with the Safety principle.

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Zero Data Retention

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Grounding

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PII masking

Question 13

A company uses Einstein Discovery to build a model that predicts customer lifetime value. They want to ensure the model's decisions are auditable and that they can track the business impact of AI recommendations over time. What should they implement?

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Audit trail. An audit trail logs when AI recommendations are made and whether they were followed, and can be used to track outcomes over time. This enables accountability and measurement of AI impact, supporting transparency and governance.

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Score factors

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Grounding

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Toxicity detection

Question 14

A company is implementing Einstein Next Best Action for their customer service agents. They want to ensure that AI recommendations are provided as suggestions but that agents retain the final say. Which TWO practices support this goal of human oversight?

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Configure the system to require agent confirmation before executing any AI-recommended action. Human oversight can be achieved by requiring agents to confirm before an action is taken, and by clearly presenting AI recommendations as suggestions. Disabling the AI or automating actions removes human involvement. Training agents is helpful but does not directly ensure oversight in the workflow.

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Disable all AI recommendations and rely solely on agent judgment

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Train all agents on how AI models work

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Automate the top recommendations to save agent time

Question 15

A company must comply with GDPR when using Einstein Features to process customer data for AI predictions. Which THREE actions are required under GDPR that relate directly to AI-driven decisions?

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Ensure that only data necessary for the prediction is used (data minimisation). GDPR requires a lawful basis for processing (e.g., consent), the right to explanation for automated decisions, and data minimization. Data retention policy is important but not exclusive to AI decisions; and bias auditing is a best practice but not a GDPR requirement.

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Implement a data retention policy that deletes customer data after 30 days

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Audit AI models for bias on a quarterly basis