An administrator notices that several AI use cases from a pilot never made it into any governance record. What is the most likely root cause?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
Use cases don't vanish from governance because they succeeded or because they're small - they vanish because nobody built the door for them to walk through. If the inventory and registration workflow isn't configured, there's no defined path for them to enter governance.
Full Explanation
The correct answer is that the inventory and registration workflow was never properly configured, so there was no defined path for use cases to enter governance. Without that configured workflow, there is simply no mechanism for a use case to be captured, regardless of how well or badly the pilot performed. The claim that completed use cases were automatically excluded from tracking is incorrect because success or failure has no bearing on whether a use case should be tracked - governance applies before and during use, not only to failures. The claim that the models involved were too small to require any registration is incorrect because model size is not a valid criterion for exempting a use case from registration. The claim that the pilot ran on a separate network segment that governance tooling cannot reach is incorrect because network segmentation is an infrastructure concern, not a governance configuration one, and does not explain missing records. For the exam, trace missing governance coverage back to inventory and workflow setup first.