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AI Training for Compliance Teams: Building an AI Control Framework That Holds Up

Managing Shadow AI and Unapproved Tool Adoption

Quiz: Managing Shadow AI and Unapproved Tool Adoption

Horizon Scanning Across EU, UK and US AI Rules

Quiz: Horizon Scanning Across EU, UK and US AI Rules

Mapping One Control Set to Several Frameworks

Quiz: Mapping One Control Set to Several Frameworks

Incident Escalation Paths and Regulatory Notification Triggers

Quiz: Incident Escalation Paths and Regulatory Notification Triggers

Preparing the Evidence Pack Before a Regulator Asks

Quiz: Preparing the Evidence Pack Before a Regulator Asks

Reporting AI Compliance Status to Executives and Audit Committee

Quiz: Reporting AI Compliance Status to Executives and Audit Committee

Final exam: AI Training for Compliance Teams: Building an AI Control Framework That Holds Up

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Quiz: Incident Escalation Paths and Regulatory Notification Triggers

AI Training for Compliance Teams: Building an AI Control Framework That Holds Up
Incident Escalation Paths and Regulatory Notification Triggers
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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

What is an example of an incident trigger that requires escalation and possible regulatory notification?

A model predicts slightly less accurately than expected
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A model makes discriminatory decisions or is discovered to violate a law
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A system is slow on some days
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Regulators never need to be notified of AI incidents
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question

What are typical timeline requirements for regulatory notification of AI incidents?

Notification can occur months later
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Data breaches must be notified within 72 hours; other incidents may require notification within ten working days
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Timeline does not matter
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Regulators never expect fast notification
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question

What should a model owner do when they discover a potential incident with their AI system?

Ignore it and hope it goes away
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Document what happened, when it was discovered and what interim measures were taken, then escalate to their manager or compliance
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Fix the system immediately without telling anyone
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Contact the media first
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question

Why should organisations document all AI incidents even those that do not require regulatory notification?

Documentation is unnecessary
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A pattern of similar incidents indicates systemic control failure; documenting all incidents helps identify patterns
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Incidents should never be documented
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Only high-severity incidents matter
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Question 5 of 5

5. Question

What is an example of an incident that is reportable even if no individual has yet been harmed?

A model that slightly underperforms
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A discovered security vulnerability that could enable misuse, or a model discovered to use a prohibited practice
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A system that takes longer than expected to produce results
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Systems never need to be reported for potential harm
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