What is a primary objective during the "identify and report" phase of an AI-specific incident response plan?

The correct answer is D. Detect anomalies or unexpected model outputs. The 'identify and report' phase of an AI incident response plan is the detection and notification stage-its primary objective is to recognize that something has gone wrong by detecting anomalies, unexpected outputs, performance degradation, or behavioral drift in the AI model, an

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AUpdate all training datasets
BAssign financial penalties to users
CTerminate all AI model deployments
DDetect anomalies or unexpected model outputs

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B
2% (1)
C
5% (2)
D
93% (40)

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The 'identify and report' phase of an AI incident response plan is the detection and notification stage-its primary objective is to recognize that something has gone wrong by detecting anomalies, unexpected outputs, performance degradation, or behavioral drift in the AI model, and then escalating those findings to relevant stakeholders. Updating training datasets (A) belongs to the remediation/recovery phase after the root cause is understood. Assigning financial penalties (B) is not an incident response activity. Terminating all deployments (C) is an extreme containment measure that may occur after identification, not during it.

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