Document intended use: Which change belongs specifically in the developer’s documentation for the new

Developer documentation should cover intended use, relevant data categories, and limitations for the changed use.

The question

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1. Document intended use, data categories, and limitations. ✓

   The developer should document the system information relevant to its changed consequential use, including intended use, data categories, and limitations.
2. Assign staff override powers and final authority for each consequential decision.

   Override powers and final decision authority are deployment governance arrangements for the employer or other deployer.
3. Set escalation authority for the deployment.

   Escalation authority is an organizational governance and deployment responsibility, not a description of the system.
4. Define the developer’s model-training architecture and validation record.

   Training architecture and validation records may be relevant technical information, but they do not specifically address the changed intended use, data categories, and limitations required here.

How to remember it

Developer documentation should cover intended use, relevant data categories, and limitations for the changed use.

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