AIF-C01 Practice Question: Security, Compliance, and Governance for AI Solutions
A company is deploying an AI-powered document summarization system using Amazon Bedrock. They must ensure that the model only uses information from provided source documents and does not generate unsupported claims. Which Bedrock Guardrails feature should they enable?
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Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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Contextual grounding check
Contextual grounding checks ensure that model responses are factually supported by the reference sources, reducing hallucinations.
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Option-by-option breakdown
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Content filtering with category-based harmful content filters
Why it's wrong here
Category-based content filters detect and block harmful content such as hate, violence or sexual material; they cannot detect claims unsupported by the source documents. It is tempting because filtering is the most familiar guardrail, and it would be correct when the requirement is suppressing toxic or harmful model output.
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Contextual grounding check
Why this is correct
Contextual grounding check evaluates responses against the supplied source documents and a query, scoring grounding and relevance. It blocks or flags outputs containing unsupported claims, directly enforcing the requirement that the model use only provided source material rather than generating fabricated content.
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Word filters
Why it's wrong here
Word filters block exact custom terms or profanities, matching literal strings only, so they cannot assess whether generated statements are supported by the provided documents. It is tempting because it is simple to configure, and it would be correct when specific banned words must never appear in output.
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Topic restrictions
Why it's wrong here
Topic restrictions deny prompts and responses matching defined denied topics, such as medical or legal advice, but do not verify that summary statements are grounded in the supplied source documents. It is tempting because it constrains subject matter, and it would be correct when the requirement is blocking an entire disallowed domain.
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