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Interview question · AI Governance, Risk & Compliance

Walk through serious-incident reporting under the EU AI Act.

Regulatory reporting has to plug into ordinary incident response. The scored answer knows who reports what to whom and by when, and is honest about the open question on timing.

hardNewPreparation tags: Microsoft, Google, SalesforceUpdated Nov 2026

Regulatory reporting has to plug into ordinary incident response. The scored answer knows who reports what to whom and by when, and is honest about the open question on timing.

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A deployed high-risk AI system used to prioritise emergency maintenance contributed to a serious disruption of a water utility's operations.

  1. What counts as a serious incident?
  2. Who reports, and to whom?
  3. What are the deadlines?
  4. What if it is unclear whether Article 73 applies yet?
  5. What should the technical team deliver?
  6. How would you prepare for serious-incident reporting?

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