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Question AIF – Security, Compliance, and Governance for AI Solutions Error
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The following question is in the review mode practice questions.
A technology firm is implementing a new generative AI model for customer interactions and needs to ensure the system’s security against various vulnerabilities. The ML security team is tasked with identifying the most critical security vulnerabilities that could impact the AI model’s performance and integrity.
Which vulnerabilities should the firm prioritize? (Select THREE.)
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Model theft
Excessive agency
Training data poisoning
Model denial of service
Prompt Injection
Overreliance on AI capabilities<div>
</div>The “correct” answer includes model theft, which primarily impacts business competitiveness rather than immediate security or perfomance, whereas Model denial of service is listed as an incorrect answer.
Model denial of service involves overwhelming the AI system with requests designed to exhaust computational resources or exploit inefficiencies in the model’s
architecture. For a system handling customer interactions, availability is critical, and DoS attacks could prevent legitimate customers from accessing services or significantly degrade
performance. So how can this not be one of the three correct answers?? -
Hi lewis-shobbrook,
Thank you for your feedback.
You’re correct—Model Denial of Service (DoS) directly affects system availability and performance, especially for applications that interact with customers. Because of this, we’ve updated the question.
Model Denial of Service is now one of the correct answers.
At the same time, Model Theft has been moved to the incorrect options. While model theft is a serious issue related to intellectual property, it usually happens gradually and does not disrupt the model’s performance, behavior, or availability right away. It is more about long-term business risk than immediate system impact.
This update will be reflected on the portal shortly. We appreciate your input in helping us improve the accuracy of our content.
Best,
Irene @ Tutorials Dojo
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