Incident management: Which of the following is a recognized AI life-cycle stage that such policies should

Incident management is one of the enumerated AI life-cycle stages that oversight-and-accountability policies must cover.

The question

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1. Quarterly financial reporting, which governs how the organization discloses revenue and expenses to investors and external regulatory bodies each period.

   Plausible but wrong: financial reporting is a corporate finance activity, not an AI life-cycle stage.
2. Incident management, which governs how AI failures and harms are detected, escalated and remediated once a system is operating in production. ✓

   Correct: incident management is an explicitly enumerated AI life-cycle stage requiring oversight and accountability.
3. Physical facilities management, which governs how office space, badge access and building maintenance are administered across the organization's locations.

   Plausible but wrong: facilities management is unrelated to the AI system life cycle.
4. Employee travel approval, which governs how staff request, justify and get reimbursed for business trips taken on the organization's behalf.

   Plausible but wrong: travel approval is an administrative process outside the AI life cycle.

How to remember it

Incident management is one of the enumerated AI life-cycle stages that oversight-and-accountability policies must cover.

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