It carries greater direct accountability and higher: Which of the following is a risk that is distinctly

Building its own model concentrates developer and provider duties in the company, distinctly increasing its accountability and potential liability.

The question

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1. It becomes fully exempt from any post-deployment monitoring duties

   Incorrect, since a self-built model still requires ongoing monitoring like any other deployed system.
2. It shifts responsibility for the training data onto an outside model vendor

   False, because building in-house means the company itself owns the training data responsibilities.
3. It carries greater direct accountability and higher potential liability ✓

   Owning the model concentrates developer and provider responsibilities in the company, heightening its accountability and liability.
4. It removes the need to evaluate the model's real-world impacts

   Incorrect, as impact assessment remains necessary regardless of whether the model is built or bought.

How to remember it

Building its own model concentrates developer and provider duties in the company, distinctly increasing its accountability and potential liability.

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