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Overview

Course Description

Certification Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional (AIGP)
Provider International Association of Privacy Professionals (IAPP)
Exam identifier AIGP (designation; no numeric exam code listed)
Official exam format 100 questions; 2 hours 45 minutes (2.75 hours)
Passing score 300 on IAPP's 100–500 scaled score
Exam fee (USD) US$649 IAPP member / US$799 non-member (official store listing checked Oct 2026)
Validity / maintenance Two-year certification term; 20 relevant CPE credits and maintenance requirements
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Course Questions

10 Questions

A company is introducing an AI system that will influence important business decisions. Which action is the strongest starting point for responsible AI governance?

A. Deploy quickly and document concerns later B. Define accountability, intended use, risk tolerance and oversight before deployment C. Rely only on the model vendor's marketing claims D. Treat governance as solely a technical team's responsibility

An executive sponsor asks who should own AI governance. Which operating model is generally most effective?

A. Assign all responsibility to the data science team B. Use clear cross-functional accountability with named decision owners C. Make the model vendor the sole accountable party D. Avoid formal ownership to preserve flexibility

A team is scoping an AI system before selecting a model. What should the team establish first?

A. A public launch date B. The problem, intended users, context, benefits, foreseeable harms and alternatives C. The largest available model D. A final model card before any requirements are known

A deployed model's input data and real-world conditions are changing. What is the most appropriate response?

A. Assume validation remains valid indefinitely B. Monitor drift and performance, investigate changes and revalidate when needed C. Delete all historical monitoring records D. Increase model complexity automatically

A proposed AI tool may affect access to employment opportunities. Which approach best supports a proportionate risk assessment?

A. Assess only financial cost B. Evaluate severity and likelihood of harms, affected groups, context and available mitigations C. Treat all AI systems as equally risky D. Use vendor confidence scores as the only evidence

A low-impact internal summarization tool is being reviewed. How should controls be selected?

A. Apply identical controls to every system regardless of context B. Scale controls to the system's risk, use and potential impact C. Skip documentation because it is internal D. Permit unrestricted access by default

A team is preparing an AI impact assessment for a customer-facing system. What is the assessment primarily intended to do?

A. Prove the project will be profitable B. Identify potential benefits, harms, affected stakeholders and ways to reduce risks C. Replace all legal review D. Guarantee the system will never fail

Training data was collected for a different purpose from the proposed AI use. What should the team do before reusing it?

A. Assume any available data is reusable B. Assess authority, purpose compatibility, quality, provenance and applicable obligations C. Remove all data lineage records D. Use the data if it improves accuracy

A model performs worse for a demographic subgroup. What is the most appropriate next step?

A. Ignore the result if aggregate accuracy is high B. Investigate data representation, measurement choices and subgroup performance, then mitigate C. Hide subgroup results from governance reviewers D. Remove subgroup labels without further analysis

A hiring model ranks applicants using historical hiring decisions. What is a key risk?

A. Historical outcomes are necessarily neutral B. Historical bias may be learned and reproduced by the model C. Automation removes all discrimination risk D. Bias can only occur in image models

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AIGP : Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional