Which of the following BEST addresses risk associated with hallucinations in AI systems?

The correct answer is D. Human oversight. AAISM prescribes human-in-the-loop (HITL) controls as the primary safeguard for high-impact generative AI use cases to mitigate hallucination risk. Human oversight ensures critical outputs are reviewed, corrected, and approved before use, with accountability, escalation, and docu

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ARecursive chunking
BAutomated output validation
CContent enrichment
DHuman oversight

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A
2% (1)
B
7% (4)
C
4% (2)
D
87% (47)

Explanation

AAISM prescribes human-in-the-loop (HITL) controls as the primary safeguard for high-impact generative AI use cases to mitigate hallucination risk. Human oversight ensures critical outputs are reviewed, corrected, and approved before use, with accountability, escalation, and documented decision trails. Automated validators and enrichment help reduce errors but are secondary; recursive chunking is a prompting tactic, not a governance control.

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#AI hallucinations#Risk mitigation#Human oversight#AI safety

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