CPMAI_V7 practice question 20 of 35

As an organization building an AI solution for your current customers based in NYC, but with possible plans for future expansion, how should you handle worldwide AI laws and regulations?

Answer options

A: Make sure to follow relevant data, privacy, and other important laws both in the US and where you're likely to expand to in the coming year Correct answer

B: Make sure to follow relevant data, privacy, and other important laws as it pertains to NYC

C: Make sure to follow relevant data, privacy, and other important laws as it pertains to the United States

D: You're too small of an organization to be worried about laws at the moment

Correct Answer:

A. Make sure to follow relevant data, privacy, and other important laws both in the US and where you're likely to expand to in the coming year

Explanation

CPMAI Phase I requires proactive assessment of the present and foreseeable regulatory environment wherever the solution will operate. Hence teams serving NYC customers but planning global expansion must comply with U.S. laws now and research/follow laws in intended future markets.

Why Incorrect

B. Ignores national and prospective foreign regulations mandated by CPMAI governance.
C. Overlooks NYC-specific rules and future-market laws.
D. CPMAI rejects “too small” as a justification for non-compliance.

References

1. CPMAI v7 Handbook, Sect. 2.3 “Legal & Ethical Requirements,” p. 15–16.

2. Stanford “CS 182: Ethics, Public Policy, and Technological Change,” Module 2, slide 9 (anticipatory compliance).

3. EU AI Act draft (2023), Recital 10 (extraterritorial scope).

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