A customer wants a governance approach that scales as their AI portfolio grows from a handful of models to hundreds. What should a consultant recommend they build first?
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Short Explanation
You need a system every new use case flows through, not one person's spreadsheet or a quarterly meeting. A structured inventory and workflow lets you register, assess, and govern models as they appear, so governance scales with your AI portfolio.
Full Explanation
The correct recommendation is a structured inventory and workflow that lets any new use case be registered, assessed, and governed as it appears. This scales because registration and assessment become a repeatable process rather than depending on any one person or event.
A single spreadsheet maintained by one governance lead who reviews every model personally is incorrect because that reviewer becomes a bottleneck long before the portfolio reaches hundreds of models.
A policy document distributed to teams describing governance principles in general terms is incorrect because it states intent but provides no mechanism for actually capturing use cases.
A quarterly meeting where teams verbally report on any new AI initiatives is incorrect because it leaves months of ungoverned activity between check-ins.
For the exam, tie scalability to the workflow's structure, not to any individual's effort.