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Practice question 492 of 498 · hard

A lending assistant is about to receive a connector that can submit decisions directly into the loan system. It passes code scanning and latency tests, but previously only drafted recommendations. Which release decision best addresses the changed use case?

Choose the single best answer.

  1. A.Reassess consequential decision risks, evaluate fairness and reliability, and enforce accountable approval and scoped execution before rollout
  2. B.Approve release based only on the static code scan result
  3. C.Reuse the drafting-only approval because no model weights changed
  4. D.Add a general user disclaimer as a replacement for transaction approval
  5. E.Grant administrator access to reduce failed submissions
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  • Reassess consequential decision risks, evaluate fairness and reliability, and enforce accountable approval and scoped execution before rollout

Reassess consequential decision risks, evaluate fairness and reliability, and enforce accountable approval and scoped execution before rollout: New write capability changes impact; responsible AI and authorization need validation beyond code and performance tests. Reuse the drafting-only approval because no model weights changed: The tool and consequential action path changed even without a different model. Approve release based only on the static code scan result: That does not evaluate decision quality, fairness, or the allowed autonomy. Grant administrator access to reduce failed submissions: Excess permissions increase risk and do not establish responsible decision-making. Add a general user disclaimer as a replacement for transaction approval: A disclaimer does not constrain consequential execution.

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