Good practice for a model inventory comes into question once assets stop being used. What should the inventory reflect?
Select an answer to reveal the explanation.
Short Explanation
If your inventory says everything is active, it isn't tracking anything. Retirement has to actually show up in it.
Full Explanation
The correct answer is the accurate, current-state option: a useful inventory reflects the true current state of every asset, which means unused models need to move to a retired or archived state, not stay marked active or vanish without a trace. The every-model-ever-built option is incorrect because marking retired models as still active misrepresents what is genuinely running in production, undermining any decision made from the inventory. The only-active-models option is incorrect because removing retired assets entirely loses the evidence and history that governance obligations require to be kept. The last-manual-review option is incorrect because a stale, unmaintained inventory cannot support the decisions and audits it exists to inform. For the exam, expect the correct inventory state to be current and to include retired assets with their evidence, not to drop or misclassify them.