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IAPP's Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional certification tests the practical governance of AI systems across policy, law, development, deployment and ongoing oversight. This course prepares privacy, risk, compliance, legal, security, product and data professionals for the current AIGP Body of Knowledge, version 2.1.
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About the AIGP - Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional Exam
The Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional credential is IAPP's certification for people who have to turn responsible AI principles into decisions, controls and evidence. It is aimed at privacy, legal, compliance, risk, security, product and data professionals who help an organisation decide which AI systems it should build or buy, what obligations apply, and how those systems will be monitored after release. The current Body of Knowledge is version 2.1, effective 2 February 2026. It covers four areas: the foundations of AI governance; the application of laws, standards and frameworks; governance of AI development; and governance of AI deployment and use. The blueprint now names agentic AI, general-purpose AI models, the EU AI Act, the South Korean AI Basic Law, NIST AI RMF and core ISO AI standards. Candidates revising from the previous blueprint need to account for those changes. The exam contains 100 multiple-choice questions and mixes direct knowledge checks with scenarios and multi-select items. The hard part is choosing the governance action that fits the organisation's role, the stage of the AI life cycle and the risk in front of it. A technically sensible answer can still be wrong when it skips an impact assessment, assigns accountability to the wrong party or treats deployment monitoring as a one-off check. This course maps every question to the current four-domain blueprint so you can separate gaps in legal and standards knowledge from gaps in development or deployment governance.
Exam Domains Covered
- Understanding the foundations of AI governance21%
- Understanding how laws, standards and frameworks apply to AI25%
- Understanding how to govern AI development27%
- Understanding how to govern AI deployment and use27%
Exam Format & Details
The AIGP exam contains 100 multiple-choice questions, including scenario-based and multi-select items. Candidates have 2.75 hours (165 minutes) for the questions and a 15-minute break, making the full sitting three hours. The official passing mark is 300 on IAPP's scaled 100-500 range; IAPP states that 300 does not represent 60%. CertCrush therefore uses 70% as a practice-exam threshold, not as an IAPP passing percentage. The exam is delivered through Pearson VUE at test centres or through OnVUE remote proctoring. The exam costs US$649 for IAPP members and US$799 for non-members.
Why Practice Questions Matter
AIGP questions often place several reasonable actions side by side and ask for the one that fits the role, timing and risk. Practice turns that judgement into a repeatable method. It also trains you for multi-select items, where IAPP awards no partial credit and requires the exact number of responses requested. Domain-level results show whether you are losing marks on laws and frameworks, on development controls, or on deployment and monitoring, which makes the next study session specific instead of broad.
Sample Practice Questions
The following questions are a preview of the type of syllabus-aligned questions you will practise in CertCrush. They reflect the format and reasoning style of the AIGP - Artificial Intelligence Governance Professional exam, not actual exam content.
Q1.A service outage occurs during a deadline. What should a trained user do?
- A.Move the work to an unapproved public tool
- B.Share a colleague's credentials
- C.Activate the approved fallback process
- D.Wait without notifying operations
Domain: Understanding how to govern AI deployment and use
Q2.Why should an exit right be tested rather than merely written into a contract?
- A.The exported data or fallback may not support a real migration
- B.Testing guarantees the vendor lowers prices
- C.Termination never affects live work
- D.Written rights automatically create staff readiness
Domain: Understanding how to govern AI deployment and use
Q3.A vendor evaluation covers drafting in English, but deployment will rank applicants in three languages. What is the sound diligence conclusion?
- A.The drafting evidence proves ranking performance
- B.Enterprise branding closes the gap
- C.The planned use lacks relevant evidence and must be tested or restricted
- D.Only English-speaking applicants should be included without assessment
Domain: Understanding how to govern AI deployment and use
Q4.Which TWO facts should determine the depth of governance for an AI use case? (Choose TWO.)
- A.Severity and reach of plausible harm
- B.The project team's available paperwork budget
- C.The number of committees used by a competitor
- D.Uncertainty and reversibility of outcomes
- E.The supplier's marketing category
Domain: Understanding the foundations of AI governance
Q5.A team completes training, but users cannot recognize prohibited use in a scenario. What should access control do?
- A.Grant access because attendance is recorded
- B.Delete the scenario result
- C.Require remediation and a successful competency check
- D.Replace scenario testing with a shorter slide deck
Domain: Understanding how to govern AI deployment and use
Q6.What does a group selection-rate difference establish by itself?
- A.A final legal violation
- B.A signal for further analysis
- C.A mandatory withdrawal
- D.Proof reviewers caused it
Domain: Understanding how laws, standards and frameworks apply to AI
Q7.How should EU and South Korean AI classifications be compared?
- A.Copy EU high-risk into the Korean record
- B.Use one global label
- C.Avoid shared operational controls
- D.Apply each jurisdiction's definitions, categories, roles, and dates independently
Domain: Understanding how laws, standards and frameworks apply to AI
Q8.Legal advisers and a product team disagree about an inadequate notice. What should happen first under a sound escalation route?
- A.Launch before the commercial opportunity closes
- B.Remove the objection from the use-case record
- C.Record the disagreement, evidence, and proposed conditions
- D.Ask the review forum to accept any legal obligation
Domain: Understanding the foundations of AI governance
Q9.A Korean AI system may meet a computation threshold set by Presidential Decree. Which article's safety work should be tested?
- A.Article 32
- B.Article 31
- C.Article 34 only
- D.Article 35 only
Domain: Understanding how laws, standards and frameworks apply to AI
Q10.Which two testing activities answer different but complementary questions? (Choose TWO.)
- A.Integration testing of preprocessing and routing
- B.Renaming a dataset after evaluation
- C.Tuning on the test set
- D.Choosing the model with the largest parameter count
- E.Red teaming for abuse and attack paths
Domain: Understanding how to govern AI development
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The course covers 4 exam domains: Understanding the foundations of AI governance, Understanding how laws, standards and frameworks apply to AI, Understanding how to govern AI development, Understanding how to govern AI deployment and use.
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