Question 10
Section 4An auditor asks for a single artifact that documents a model's intended use, performance, and known limitations. Which artifact is appropriate?
Correct answer: A
Explanation
A model card is the standard artifact for documenting a model’s “intended use, performance, and known limitations.” It summarizes what the model is for, how well it works, and where it should not be used, making it the right single reference for an auditor.
Why each option is right or wrong
A. A model card
Model cards are the standard documentation artifact for a model’s purpose, evaluation results, and caveats, typically including intended use, performance metrics, and known limitations in one place. In this question, the auditor is asking for a single record that captures all three elements, which is exactly what a model card is designed to provide; by contrast, items like datasheets, logs, or test reports usually cover only part of that information.
B. A network ACL
A network ACL controls network traffic, not model purpose, performance, or limitations.
C. A Stackdriver dashboard
A Stackdriver dashboard shows operational metrics, not a formal summary of model use and risks.
D. An IAM policy binding
An IAM policy binding grants permissions to identities; it does not document model characteristics.