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How is AI risk assessment different from AI audit?

Use AI Risk Assessment to identify and manage risks; use AI Audit to evaluate evidence, controls, or claims against defined criteria.

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What is AI assurance?

AI Assurance is the set of practices that provide justified confidence that an AI system works as intended in its operational context.

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What is shadow AI?

Shadow AI is the use of AI tools or systems without formal approval, oversight, or governance by an organization. It creates risks around data leakage, compliance, security, and inconsistent decision-making, and is typically managed through policy, approved alternatives, training, and monitoring.

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What is an AI use policy?

An AI Use Policy is an internal governance document that defines how AI tools and systems may be used within an organization. It typically covers acceptable and prohibited uses, roles and responsibilities, data handling, approval requirements, monitoring, and incident escalation.

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What is vendor due diligence for AI?

AI vendor due diligence is the assessment of third-party AI products or providers for security, privacy, reliability, governance, and compliance risks. It helps organizations decide whether and how a vendor can be safely approved, procured, monitored, or restricted.

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What is algorithmic accountability?

Algorithmic Accountability is responsibility for the design, operation, decisions, and impacts of algorithmic systems. It involves transparency, traceability, oversight, and mechanisms for explaining, contesting, or remedying harmful outcomes.

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