Domain 6 of 6
Regulatory Requirements and Governance The EU AI Act's risk tiers and what each obliges, the NIST framework's four functions, ISO 42001 and the documentation a team wishes it had started keeping a year earlier.
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01 The EU AI Act Four risk tiers, what each obliges, where the timeline stands after the 2026 amendments, and how a team works out which tier a feature falls into before somebody else does. 02 The NIST AI Risk Management Framework Four functions, govern, map, measure and manage, the seven characteristics of a trustworthy system, and why the voluntary framework is worth more to a product team than the law it is not. 03 AI governance and compliance The standards an AI system gets audited against, what data governance means once a model is involved, the review routine that keeps a deployed system accountable and the tooling that does each job. 04 Secure AI and the Secure AI Framework Security across the machine learning lifecycle, what Google's Secure AI Framework is for and what it became, and the Google Cloud tools the Gen AI Leader exam expects a candidate to name. 05 The AI supply chain What a team is actually depending on when it ships an AI feature, how those dependencies fail, and the provenance work that has to happen while it is still boring. Try a question from this domain
A company based outside the European Union offers a hiring tool used by employers in Germany. Which statement about the EU AI Act is correct?
A It does not apply, because the company has no European establishment. B It applies, because the Act reaches systems whose output is used in the Union whoever produced them. C It applies only if the company opens a European office. D It applies only to the German employers, not to the company supplying the tool. 13 questions on this domain.
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