Which statement best summarises what a complete AI use-case intake record should contain?

The correct statement requires purpose, owner, business context, data, model type, risk, and intended users captured together so it supports review from registration onward. Registration is where every stakeholder is available and the use case is being shaped, so it is the natural place to capture all facts governance will need later. The option limiting the record to a model file name and version, expanded only if the use case is later escalated for review, is incorrect because escalation-triggered completion means most use cases stay thinly documented, since most are never escalated. The option capturing technical model details first and adding business and ownership information once the system reaches production is incorrect because business and ownership context are needed before production, not after, to judge whether the use case should proceed as designed. The option capturing whatever fields are quickest to populate automatically from the deployment pipeline is incorrect because fields chosen for pipeline convenience rarely include the business context a reviewer actually needs. For the exam, treat the full field set as the definition of a complete intake, not an aspirational extra.