Deciding what information is appropriate to enter and how: From a governance perspective, which concern
The end user is responsible for deciding what to input and for verifying outputs in context, while build and operation duties belong to the provider.
The question
An employee uses a public generative AI chatbot supplied by an external provider to draft internal reports. From a governance perspective, which concern belongs primarily to the employee as an end user rather than to the provider that built the chatbot?
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- Deciding what information is appropriate to enter and how to verify the outputs before relying on them within an internal work product. ✓Correct. Judging appropriate inputs and validating outputs in context is the end user's governance responsibility.
- Curating the large training corpus and defining the safety guardrails that shape the underlying model's default behavior for all customers.Incorrect; training-data curation and built-in guardrails are the provider's build-side responsibilities.
- Publishing model documentation and usage terms that disclose the system's capabilities, limitations, and intended conditions of use.Incorrect; producing documentation and terms is a provider obligation, not an end user's task.
- Maintaining the serving infrastructure and applying security patches that keep the hosted model available and protected for all users.Incorrect; operating and securing the hosted service is the provider's responsibility, not the individual user's.
The trap
Attributing model-building or service-operation duties to the end user, who is responsible only for appropriate use and output verification. How to remember it
The end user is responsible for deciding what to input and for verifying outputs in context, while build and operation duties belong to the provider.
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