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Analytics Leadership & Innovation Flashcards

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  1. In the 'Three Horizons' innovation framework, where would a CDO place an exploratory generative AI research initiative with uncertain returns?

    Answer: Horizon 3

    Horizon 3 covers long-term, exploratory bets that may create future business models.

  2. Which U.S. framework, published by a federal standards body, provides voluntary guidance for managing risks of AI systems through Govern, Map, Measure, and Manage functions?

    Answer: NIST AI Risk Management Framework

    The NIST AI RMF 1.0 organizes AI risk management into Govern, Map, Measure, and Manage functions.

  3. A bank's model risk management program in the U.S. is primarily guided by which supervisory guidance?

    Answer: SR 11-7

    Federal Reserve/OCC SR 11-7 sets expectations for model development, validation, and governance in banks.

  4. Which metric best demonstrates the business value of an analytics program to the board?

    Answer: Incremental revenue or cost savings attributable to analytics use cases

    Boards care about measurable financial outcomes rather than activity or output metrics.

  5. What is the primary purpose of a champion/challenger approach in production analytics?

    Answer: To compare a new model against the current production model on live traffic

    Champion/challenger tests whether a new model outperforms the incumbent before full replacement.

  6. Which discipline applies DevOps principles specifically to the deployment, monitoring, and retraining of machine learning models?

    Answer: MLOps

    MLOps automates and governs the ML lifecycle from training through deployment and monitoring.

  7. A CDO observes that a treatment appears better in every customer segment but worse in the combined data. What statistical phenomenon should the team investigate?

    Answer: Simpson's paradox

    Simpson's paradox occurs when a trend in subgroups reverses after the groups are combined.

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