Which finding would indicate that a team's governance setup is working as intended during a production rollout?
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Short Explanation
You want registration to happen upfront, before production. If a use case only shows up after it's live, your governance setup isn't working as intended.
Full Explanation
A working governance setup shows up when every AI use case moving toward production first appears as a registered entry in the governance inventory. That means the inventory and workflow capture use cases on the way in, so registration precedes production rather than trailing it. The finding that use cases appear in production monitoring dashboards for the first time only after they go live is wrong because that's exactly the failure mode inventories are meant to prevent. The finding that the number of registered use cases stays fixed regardless of how many new models are deployed is wrong because a fixed count while deployments grow signals that new use cases are not being captured at all. The finding that registration happens only for use cases that fail their initial assessment is wrong because registration should apply to every use case, not be triggered selectively by failure. For the exam, look for registration occurring before production as the marker of a functioning process.