AAISM · Question #230
After deployment, an AI model's output begins to drift outside of the expected range. Which of the following is the development team's BEST course of action?
The correct answer is D. Return to an earlier phase in the AI life cycle. AAISM emphasizes that when model drift occurs, the best response is not a quick fix but rather to revisit an earlier phase of the AI life cycle to address data quality, retraining, or evaluation processes. Simply taking the model offline halts functionality without resolution, wh
Question
After deployment, an AI model's output begins to drift outside of the expected range. Which of the following is the development team's BEST course of action?
Options
- ATake the AI model offline
- BAdjust the hyperparameters of the AI model
- CCreate an emergency change request to correct the issue
- DReturn to an earlier phase in the AI life cycle
How the community answered
(17 responses)- B12% (2)
- C6% (1)
- D82% (14)
Explanation
AAISM emphasizes that when model drift occurs, the best response is not a quick fix but rather to revisit an earlier phase of the AI life cycle to address data quality, retraining, or evaluation processes. Simply taking the model offline halts functionality without resolution, while adjusting hyperparameters or issuing emergency changes treats the symptom rather than the root cause. Proper governance requires returning to the design or training phases to re-establish stability, accuracy, and compliance of the model. Thus, the correct approach is to return to an earlier AI lifecycle phase.
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