Section 4: Can you manage accuracy, commercial evidence and risk?

Evidence to locate: An accuracy register containing the exact statement, answer date, reference evidence, owner and recheck status.

OpenAI warns that search results and citations can be incomplete, outdated or incorrect, and advises checking whether cited sources support an answer. Visibility alone is not an accuracy check. (help.openai.com)

Evidence to locate: A measurement plan defining each indicator, its source and what it cannot establish.

Scoring safeguard: You do not need to prove incremental revenue before an exploratory pilot. You do need to state what evidence would justify continuing it.

Evidence to locate: A proportionate security and procurement review, approved data-handling instructions and an exception log.

NIST’s generative AI profile recommends incorporating privacy, security, intellectual-property and related risks into supplier due diligence. For US review campaigns, the FTC’s guidance also explains potential liability for fake or false reviews and testimonials, and prohibits incentives conditioned on positive or negative sentiment. Obtain specialist advice where needed; this quiz is not a legal compliance assessment. (tsapps.nist.gov)