I.A · Domain I
What AI is and why it needs governance
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Definitions and types of AI; the risks and harms AI can cause; the characteristics that make AI systems hard to govern; and the responsible-AI principles that answer those characteristics.
Domain I exam essentials →What you should be able to do
- I.A.1 Define artificial intelligence and distinguish the major types of AI systems.
- I.A.2 Identify the risks and harms AI poses to individuals, groups, organizations and society — including misalignment with objectives, ethics and bias risk, and problems of complexity and scalability.
- I.A.3 Explain the characteristics of AI that demand a comprehensive governance approach: complexity, opacity, autonomy, speed and scale, potential for harm or misuse, data dependency, and probabilistic versus deterministic outputs.
- I.A.4 Describe and apply responsible-AI principles: fairness; safety and reliability; privacy and security; transparency and explainability; accountability; and human-centricity.
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