Test subgroups and record uncertainty: Which control is most direct?
NIST MEASURE evaluates representative evidence, uncertainty, subgroup performance, and testing limits.
The question
An insurer has completed governance, intended-use mapping, and risk-treatment planning under the NIST AI RMF. The remaining gap is evidence about subgroup performance, uncertainty, and testing limitations. Which control is most direct?
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- Refresh governance roles.GOVERN establishes accountability, which the scenario says is complete; it does not produce subgroup or uncertainty evidence.
- Reprioritize documented risk responses.MANAGE addresses treatment after evidence is available; it does not directly generate the missing measurements.
- Revise the intended-use map.MAP defines context and intended use, but the stated gap is testing evidence and its limitations.
- Test subgroups and record uncertainty. ✓MEASURE uses representative testing and documents uncertainty, subgroup performance, and testing limits.
The trap
Subgroup results, benchmarks, uncertainty, and testing limitations indicate MEASURE. How to remember it
NIST MEASURE evaluates representative evidence, uncertainty, subgroup performance, and testing limits.
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