AI Regulation Quiz

Answers and explanations appear as you take the quiz.

1. Which factors help determine what AI requirements may apply?
   • The model’s name alone
   • The size of the prompt
   • Jurisdiction, activity, affected people, and sector
   • Whether an organization calls the tool experimental
2. What should a compliance record note about a cited document?
   • Only its title
   • Whether a vendor linked to it
   • The font of its web page
   • Issuing authority, status, effective date, and scope
3. A proposal is described in a news article. What does that establish about legal obligations?
   • It does not by itself establish that the proposal is in force
   • That the proposal applies to every company
   • That the law has passed
   • That a product is compliant
4. A model provider and a deploying organization share responsibilities. Does a contract automatically remove each party’s obligations?
   • Yes; the contract replaces the law
   • No; contractual allocation does not automatically remove applicable obligations
   • Only if the model is open source
   • Only if the deployment is internal
5. What is the status of the NIST AI Risk Management Framework according to the guide?
   • An automatic certificate of legal compliance
   • A statute that applies in every jurisdiction
   • A voluntary framework that can support risk management
   • A product approval process
6. A drafting assistant is repurposed to recommend employment decisions. What should happen?
   • Carry forward the original review without changes
   • Assume the model is still low risk because its weights did not change
   • Change only the product description
   • Review the changed purpose, affected people, jurisdiction, and obligations
7. Why review provider and deployment locations?
   • Relevant jurisdictions and affected people can differ across the system
   • Model APIs always follow one global law
   • Location determines model accuracy
   • Provider location cancels user protections
8. What does this guide claim to provide?
   • A determination for every product and jurisdiction
   • A way to organize a regulatory inquiry, not a product compliance certification
   • A substitute for current authoritative texts
   • A guarantee that qualified advice is unnecessary