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Question: 1 of 98
A GenAI platform team observes that adding a cross-encoder re-ranker to their RAG pipeline improves answer
faithfulness by 14% but raises p95 latency from 900 ms to 2.4 s. Which architectural change best preserves
A. Increase the top-k of retrieved chunks before re-ranking and cache the final LLM response.
B. Replace the cross-encoder with a distilled bi-encoder re-ranker and stream the final generation tokens.
C. Move the re-ranker to a smaller GPU with more concurrent workers and lower the temperature.
D. Switch from dense retrieval to BM25 and remove the re-ranker entirely.
PREVIOUS CONTINUE
A GenAI platform team observes that adding a cross-encoder re-ranker to their RAG
pipeline improves answer faithfulness by 14% but raises p95 latency from 900 ms to 2.4 s.
Which architectural change best preserves the faithfulness gain while restoring
sub-second p95?
A. Increase the top-k of retrieved chunks before re-ranking and cache the final LLM response.
(Correct) B. Replace the cross-encoder with a distilled bi-encoder re-ranker and stream the final
generation tokens.
C. Move the re-ranker to a smaller GPU with more concurrent workers and lower the
temperature.
D. Switch from dense retrieval to BM25 and remove the re-ranker entirely.
Correct Answer: B
A distilled bi-encoder re-ranker retains most cross-encoder ranking quality at a fraction of the compute, and
token streaming hides perceived latency. Increasing top-k worsens latency, and removing re-ranking discards
the faithfulness gain. Lowering temperature affects determinism, not ranking latency.
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Question: 2 of 98
Under the EU AI Act, a foundation-model provider places a general-purpose AI model on the market and later
discovers a systemic-risk capability. Which obligation is triggered FIRST and most directly?
A. Immediate withdrawal of the model from the EU market pending conformity assessment.
B. Notification to the European Commission and activation of model evaluation, adversarial testing, and incident
C. Retroactive reclassification of all downstream deployers as high-risk AI system providers.
D. Publication of the full training dataset and model weights as open source.
PREVIOUS CONTINUE
Under the EU AI Act, a foundation-model provider places a general-purpose AI model on
the market and later discovers a systemic-risk capability. Which obligation is triggered
FIRST and most directly?
A. Immediate withdrawal of the model from the EU market pending conformity assessment.
(Correct) B. Notification to the European Commission and activation of model evaluation, adversarial
testing, and incident reporting duties.
C. Retroactive reclassification of all downstream deployers as high-risk AI system providers.
D. Publication of the full training dataset and model weights as open source.
Correct Answer: B
GPAI models with systemic risk trigger obligations to notify the Commission and perform model evaluations,
adversarial testing, serious-incident reporting, and cybersecurity protections. Withdrawal is not automatic,
downstream reclassification is not automatic, and open-sourcing is not required.
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Question: 3 of 98
An enterprise wants to quantify the expected annual loss from LLM hallucinations in a customer-facing
advisory tool. Which combination of inputs is MOST appropriate for a defensible quantitative risk model?
A. Model perplexity, BLEU score, and GPU utilization.
B. Hallucination rate per 1,000 interactions, cost per incident, incident detection rate, and interaction volume.
C. Number of parameters, context window size, and fine-tuning epochs.
D. User satisfaction score, NPS, and average session duration.
PREVIOUS CONTINUE
An enterprise wants to quantify the expected annual loss from LLM hallucinations in a
customer-facing advisory tool. Which combination of inputs is MOST appropriate for a
defensible quantitative risk model?
A. Model perplexity, BLEU score, and GPU utilization.
(Correct) B. Hallucination rate per 1,000 interactions, cost per incident, incident detection rate, and
interaction volume.
C. Number of parameters, context window size, and fine-tuning epochs.
D. User satisfaction score, NPS, and average session duration.
Correct Answer: B
Expected loss = interaction volume × hallucination rate × detection-adjusted incident cost, which requires
incident frequency, severity, and detection. Perplexity/BLEU are intrinsic metrics with weak business linkage;
parameter counts and NPS are not loss drivers.
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Question: 4 of 98
A team fine-tunes a 7B open-weight model on 50,000 proprietary support tickets to reduce prompt length and
cost. Six weeks later, the base model releases a major version with better reasoning. Which strategy best
A. Abandon fine-tuning and rely solely on prompt engineering on the newest frontier model.
B. Adopt a modular design: keep retrieval and tools external, use parameter-efficient adapters (LoRA) for
C. Full fine-tune the new model from scratch on the same 50,000 tickets and freeze the version.
D. Distill the old fine-tuned model into a smaller model and never upgrade.
PREVIOUS CONTINUE
A team fine-tunes a 7B open-weight model on 50,000 proprietary support tickets to reduce
prompt length and cost. Six weeks later, the base model releases a major version with
better reasoning. Which strategy best balances cost, lock-in, and adaptability?
A. Abandon fine-tuning and rely solely on prompt engineering on the newest frontier model.
(Correct) B. Adopt a modular design: keep retrieval and tools external, use parameter-efficient
adapters (LoRA) for style/format, and re-base adapters on the new model.
C. Full fine-tune the new model from scratch on the same 50,000 tickets and freeze the
version.
D. Distill the old fine-tuned model into a smaller model and never upgrade.
Correct Answer: B
Parameter-efficient adapters decouple behavioral customization from base-model upgrades, while external
retrieval/tools preserve knowledge freshness. Full fine-tuning creates migration cost and lock-in; abandoning
fine-tuning loses cost/format gains; distillation freezes capability.
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