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A new AI feature infers personal information.
Assess impact before launch.
Choose two practices.
Hint 1: Focus on the requirement List data, purposes, recipients, inferences, retention, and rights, then assess re-identification, transfer, and reuse risks.
Hint 2: Key terms Review privacy impact assessments.
Privacy impact assessmentA structured review of personal-data processing, risks, and mitigations.
Inference dataA conclusion or attribute derived from observed data about a person or group.
Re-identificationLinking de-identified or indirect data back to an individual.
Data subject rightA person's recognized right concerning access, correction, deletion, or processing. × Incorrect Map data, purpose, subjects, inferences, sharing, retention, and rights, then review reidentification, inference, transfer, access, and reuse risks.
Detailed explanation A Correct Inventory data, purpose, subjects, inferences, recipients, retention, and rights
Processing is visible.
B Incorrect Start assessment only after complaints
Prevention is delayed.
C Incorrect No direct name means no privacy impact
Inferences and combinations still matter.
D Correct Review reidentification, inference, cross-border, access, and reuse risks with stakeholders
Prevention is possible.
Check official documentation Compare the following points with the official documentation.
AWS公式AIF-C01 Domain 5.1のプライバシー影響、個人データ、リスク評価を確認する。
Official references Official documentation 1 Official documentation 2 What to confirm 直接識別子だけでなく推論・組合せによるプライバシー影響を事前に評価できる。
Key points PIA Inference Reidentification Notes Environment: AWS公式AIF-C01試験ガイドとAWS公式ドキュメントの確認 Compare the definition with the AIF-C01 objective and the service documentation before applying it. Keep the concept separate from a particular answer choice or implementation step. Foundation review Privacy impact assessment A structured review of personal-data processing, risks, and mitigations.
Inference data A conclusion or attribute derived from observed data about a person or group.
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