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Interview question · AI Governance, Risk & Compliance

Who owns AI risk? Sketch a RACI across security, legal, privacy, ML and product.

When everyone owns AI risk, nobody does. The scored answer puts one accountable owner on each decision and makes the specialist teams responsible for the work they are best at.

mediumNewPreparation tags: JPMorgan Chase, Microsoft, SalesforceUpdated Nov 2026

When everyone owns AI risk, nobody does. The scored answer puts one accountable owner on each decision and makes the specialist teams responsible for the work they are best at.

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  1. 01 State the assumptions your answer depends on.
  2. 02 Explain the mechanism and choose a control.
  3. 03 Name a condition that would change your decision.

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Nobody can say who owns the risk when a customer-facing AI assistant gives harmful advice, and each team points to another.

  1. Who should be accountable for the system's risk?
  2. Who is responsible for what?
  3. Why write the RACI per activity rather than per team?
  4. What if the harmful advice came from a provider model change?
  5. How do you make the RACI stick?
  6. What ownership model would you propose?

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