試験AAIA-JPN トピック2 問題57 スレッド

While regulatory compliance is essential, AAIA underlines thatethical integritymust guide AI design, deployment, and monitoring. Regulations often lag behind technological capabilities; thus, relying solely on compliance leaves gaps in areas such as fairness, transparency, human dignity, and societal impact. The MOST important reason to extend governance structures beyond compliance is toensure ethical integrity throughout the AI life cycle(C) - from data collection and model design to deployment, monitoring, and retirement.
Option A focuses on privacy only, a subset of broader ethical considerations. Option B is valid but secondary; reputational protection is often a consequence of doing the right thing ethically. Option D (guardrails) is part of governance, but the overarching rationale for those guardrails is to uphold ethical principles. Therefore, comprehensive ethical stewardshipis the key driver.
References:
ISACA,AAIA Exam Content Outline- Domain 5: Ethical and Legal Considerations in AI (ethical AI principles, beyond compliance).
ISACA AI ethics and governance guidance emphasizing proactive, values-driven AI oversight.