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Which TWO actions are most aligned with responsible AI practices when deploying a model that makes decisions affecting individuals? (Choose 2)

Trap 1: Collect as much data as possible without quality checks

Data quality is more important than quantity.

Trap 2: Ensure the development team is homogeneous to avoid conflicts

Homogeneous teams increase bias risk.

Trap 3: Use the most complex model available for maximum accuracy

Complexity can reduce explainability.

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A
Collect as much data as possible without quality checks
Why wrong: Data quality is more important than quantity.
B
Continuously monitor the model for fairness metrics
Monitoring ensures ongoing fairness.
C
Ensure the development team is homogeneous to avoid conflicts
Why wrong: Homogeneous teams increase bias risk.
D
Use the most complex model available for maximum accuracy
Why wrong: Complexity can reduce explainability.
E
Provide meaningful explanations for model decisions
Explainability is a key responsible AI principle.

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Which TWO actions are most aligned with responsible AI practices when deploying a model that makes decisions affecting individuals? (Choose 2)

A healthcare company must train a model on sensitive patient data while complying with privacy regulations. They want to add noise to the training process to prevent re-identification. Which technique should they implement?

Which of the following is a key principle of responsible AI according to AWS?

A company wants to ensure accountability for its machine learning models by tracking all changes to the model and its training data. Which AWS feature should they use?

Which TWO actions should a data scientist take to evaluate fairness of a binary classification model using Amazon SageMaker Clarify? (Choose two.)

Which TWO techniques provide interpretability for machine learning models at a local (per-prediction) level? (Choose two.)

Refer to the exhibit. A developer is reviewing CloudWatch Logs for a deployed model and notices the same input appears multiple times with slightly different probabilities. What responsible AI concern does this pattern suggest?

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A government agency uses Amazon Rekognition for identity verification. They want to ensure the model is robust against adversarial attacks. What should they do?

A social media company uses Amazon Comprehend to moderate user comments. They want to avoid censoring legitimate speech while catching hate speech. Which approach aligns with responsible AI governance?

Which TWO actions help ensure fairness in an AI system deployed on AWS? (Select two.)

Which THREE practices support transparency in AI systems? (Select three.)

Which TWO actions can help mitigate bias in a face recognition model trained on AWS? (Select two.)

Refer to the exhibit. An AWS customer runs SageMaker Clarify to evaluate bias in their training data. The report shows multiple metrics with status 'violated'. What should the customer do next?

Exhibit

Refer to the exhibit. An ML team finds that their training data is stored in two subfolders under s3://my-bucket/train/. They need to ensure that the dataset is balanced for training a classification model. What should they do?

Exhibit

A company uses Amazon SageMaker to build a binary classification model for loan approvals. After training, the data science team wants to evaluate the model for potential bias against a protected group. Which AWS service should they use to compute bias metrics?

A data scientist is using Amazon SageMaker to train a model and wants to understand the contribution of each feature to individual predictions. Which technique should they use to generate local explanations?

A company deploys a deep learning model for image classification using Amazon SageMaker. They are concerned about adversarial attacks that could misclassify images with small perturbations. Which of the following is the most effective approach to improve model robustness?

A large enterprise has multiple teams deploying ML models on AWS. To ensure governance and accountability, they need to enforce that all models pass a fairness review before production deployment. Which SageMaker feature should they use to implement this approval workflow?

An e-commerce company uses an Amazon Lex chatbot to handle customer inquiries. They want to implement human oversight for sensitive interactions, such as when the chatbot cannot provide a confident response. Which AWS service should they integrate?

Which of the following is NOT one of the core principles of responsible AI as defined by AWS?

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