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Agentic AI Safety: Governing Systems That Plan, Act and Spend on Your Behalf

Defining Autonomy Levels and Where Your System Sits

Quiz: Defining Autonomy Levels and Where Your System Sits

The Risk Profile of an Agent Compared With a Chatbot

Quiz: The Risk Profile of an Agent Compared With a Chatbot

Least Privilege Design for Tools, Data and Credentials

Quiz: Least Privilege Design for Tools, Data and Credentials

Sandboxing, Network Egress and Filesystem Boundaries

Quiz: Sandboxing, Network Egress and Filesystem Boundaries

Human in the Loop, on the Loop and Fully Autonomous Modes

Quiz: Human in the Loop, on the Loop and Fully Autonomous Modes

Approval Design That Does Not Become Rubber Stamping

Quiz: Approval Design That Does Not Become Rubber Stamping

Budget Limits, Rate Limits and Loop Detection

Quiz: Budget Limits, Rate Limits and Loop Detection

Goal Misspecification and Reward Hacking in Practice

Quiz: Goal Misspecification and Reward Hacking in Practice

Prompt Injection as an Agent Hijacking Route

Quiz: Prompt Injection as an Agent Hijacking Route

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Quiz: Approval Design That Does Not Become Rubber Stamping

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Approval Design That Does Not Become Rubber Stamping
Quiz: Approval Design That Does Not Become Rubber Stamping

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1. Question

Rubber stamping occurs when approval processes lack genuine scrutiny or meaningful oversight.

a) Approval processes are too time-consuming
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b) Approval processes lack genuine scrutiny or meaningful oversight
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c) Approval processes are too expensive to implement
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d) Approval processes are not well documented
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An example of rubber stamping is when an approval committee approves a credit scoring system without considering demographic fairness.

a) When the committee reviews technical documentation only
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b) When the committee approves a system without considering demographic fairness
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c) When the committee conducts pilot testing of the system
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d) When the committee consults external experts
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Effective approval frameworks must include specific criteria that address both technical performance and broader implications.

a) Approval frameworks should focus only on procedural compliance
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b) Approval frameworks must include specific outcome-based criteria
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c) Approval frameworks should rely on automated checks alone
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d) Approval frameworks must avoid any form of documentation
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4. Question

The approval process for an AI diagnostic tool must evaluate clinical effectiveness and potential disparities in care access.

a) The approval process should focus only on clinical effectiveness
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b) The approval process must evaluate clinical effectiveness and potential disparities in care access
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c) The approval process should ignore clinical validation
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d) The approval process must avoid ethical review
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5. Question

Implementation of meaningful approval requires distinguishing between automated verification and human judgment.

a) All approval decisions should be automated
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b) Technical compliance checks can be automated but human judgment is needed for risk tolerance
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c) Human judgment should be avoided in approval processes
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d) Approval processes should not involve any human deliberation
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