Apply the rules to real scenarios
Move from definitions to judgement: determine roles, intended purpose, likely risk classification and applicable obligations from realistic client scenarios.
Determine what facts are needed before deciding whether the Act applies.
Use intended purpose and change history to recognise when obligations may shift.
Analyse the exact factual conditions behind a prohibited-practice scenario.
Build a repeatable classification rationale for stand-alone high-risk use cases.
Distinguish what the system provider must build from what the deployer must do in operation.
Choose the correct disclosure approach for different AI interactions and synthetic content.
Map upstream and downstream responsibilities around general-purpose models.
Use the current legal timetable rather than outdated training dates.
Understand the management-system requirements as a connected operating model.
Translate AIMS requirements into visible organisational evidence.
Pass scenario assessment at 80% and no critical role/classification errors.
The goal is not to memorise wording. It is to show that you can reason, document assumptions, ask for evidence and know when to escalate.
Work through the stage-specific scenarios after completing the modules. Answers include explanations and source-basis notes.
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