When creating a use case under the EU AI Act in watsonx.governance, what built-in mechanism helps teams formally determine whether the High-Risk designation applies to their AI system?
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It's like a compliance officer reviewing contracts — they check every clause against the rulebook. During use case creation watsonx.governance provides a risk assessment questionnaire that guides teams through evaluating their AI system's risk level. For EU AI Act compliance this includes an applicability assessment to determine if a system meets the criteria for High-Risk designation.
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During use case creation watsonx.governance provides a risk assessment questionnaire that guides teams through evaluating their AI system's risk level. For EU AI Act compliance this includes an applicability assessment to determine if a system meets the criteria for High-Risk designation. The results are stored in the use case record and surfaced in Factsheets providing in-platform audit evidence for regulators. The incorrect options — such as 'An automated model performance benchmark that compares output quality against industry thresholds' and 'A mandatory peer review meeting with the legal team documented outside the platform' — describe either out-of-sequence steps or unrelated configuration tasks. This concept falls under the 5.0 Define and Govern AI Use Case Inventory domain of the IBM watsonx.governance certification.