Under the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, all of the following are defined as characteristics of trustworthy AI EXCEPT:

Question

Options

• ATested and Effective.
• BSecure and Resilient.
• CExplainable and Interpretable.
• DAccountable and Transparent.

• A
  90% (38)
• B
  5% (2)
• C
  2% (1)
• D
  2% (1)

Explanation

Option A is the exception because the NIST AI RMF does not list "Tested and Effective" as a trustworthy AI characteristic - the closest actual characteristic is "Valid and Reliable," which covers soundness of performance but uses precise technical language rather than "tested and effective." Options B (Secure and Resilient), C (Explainable and Interpretable), and D (Accountable and Transparent) are all genuine characteristics from the framework's core list, which also includes Safe, Privacy-Enhanced, and Fair with Harmful Bias Managed. The phrasing in option A is plausible-sounding but subtly wrong - it swaps in intuitive everyday language for the framework's specific terminology, a classic exam trap. Memory tip: Learn the NIST AI RMF acronym "V-R-S-S-E-P-F-A" (Valid/Reliable, Safe, Secure/Resilient, Explainable/Interpretable, Privacy-Enhanced, Fair, Accountable/Transparent) - if a choice doesn't map to one of these seven, it's the odd one out.

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