AAISM AI Governance And Program Management Practice Question
When drafting an AI policy, how should the organization address 'Human-in-the-Loop' (HITL) requirements?
Answer choices
Why each option matters
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Correct answer & explanation
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Mandate HITL for high-impact or sensitive decision-making processes.
Policy must clearly define decision-making thresholds where automated systems require human intervention to mitigate high-impact risks.
Answer analysis
Option-by-option breakdown
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Require HITL for every single AI inference.
Why it's wrong here
Impractical and negates the benefits of AI automation.
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Mandate HITL for high-impact or sensitive decision-making processes.
Why this is correct
Risk-based approach allows for automation of low-risk tasks while safeguarding high-stakes decisions.
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Delegate HITL requirements to the software development team.
Why it's wrong here
Policy governance is a risk management responsibility, not purely operational.
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Exclude HITL to maximize system throughput.
Why it's wrong here
Violates safety and accountability principles.
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