Which of the following are grounding principles included in SAP's AI Ethics framework? Note: There are 3 correct answers to this question.

Question

Options

• ATransparency and explainability
• BHuman agency and oversight
• CAvoid bias and discrimination
• DMaximize business profits
• EStore all user data for legal proceedings

• A
  91% (39)
• D
  2% (1)
• E
  7% (3)

Explanation

SAP's AI Ethics framework is built around responsible AI principles that prioritize human values, trust, and fairness - making Transparency and explainability (A), Human agency and oversight (B), and Avoid bias and discrimination (C) all genuine pillars of the framework. These reflect globally recognized ethical AI guidelines (aligned with EU AI ethics principles) that SAP has formally adopted to ensure AI systems are trustworthy and accountable.

D ("Maximize business profits") is wrong because profit maximization is a business goal, not an ethical principle - SAP's framework explicitly subordinates commercial interests to ethical constraints. E ("Store all user data for legal proceedings") is wrong because it contradicts data minimization and privacy principles central to responsible AI; indiscriminate data retention would violate ethics and regulations like GDPR.

Memory tip: Think "TAB" - Transparency, Agency (human), Bias-free. These three form the ethical spine of SAP's AI framework, while D and E are obvious "bad actor" options that no credible ethics framework would endorse.

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