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A risk manager reviews a generative AI tool used to summarize market research for portfolio managers. The tool sometimes states plausible but fabricated figures with confidence. Which control is most appropriate to address this specific weakness?

Require human review and verification of the tool's figures against source data before they inform decisions. The weakness is hallucination, confident fabrication of plausible numbers, which is best controlled by human-in-the-loop checks. Longer outputs, self-training or removing logs would worsen or hide the problem.

  1. AIncrease the tool's output length so more context is provided
  2. BRequire human review and verification of cited figures against source data before use in decisionsCorrect
  3. CRetrain the tool exclusively on its own prior summaries
  4. DRemove all logging so outputs cannot be second-guessed

Explanation

Fabricated but plausible outputs (hallucinations) are best mitigated by human-in-the-loop verification against authoritative sources. Training on its own outputs can amplify errors, longer outputs add more room for errors, and removing logging weakens governance.

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