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An appraiser uses generative artificial intelligence to draft narrative sections of a report. Where does responsibility rest?

Correct Answer

A) With the appraiser, who signs the report

Why this is correct: Under USPAP, the appraiser who signs a certification accepts full responsibility for all content in the appraisal report, regardless of what tools or assistants were used. The use of AI does not transfer professional liability. Why the other choices are wrong: "With the software vendor supplying the tool" is incorrect; vendors are not licensed appraisers. "With the client who permitted its use" is wrong; the client does not assume responsibility for the appraiser's work product. "Shared between the appraiser and the vendor" is incorrect; ultimate responsibility rests solely with the signing appraiser. Exam tip: You own everything in your signed report. Review all AI-generated content thoroughly.

Answer Options
A
With the appraiser, who signs the report
B
With the software vendor supplying the tool
C
With the client who permitted its use
D
Shared between the appraiser and the vendor

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Why this is correct: Under USPAP, the appraiser who signs a certification accepts full responsibility for all content in the appraisal report, regardless of what tools or assistants were used. The use of AI does not transfer professional liability. Why the other choices are wrong: "With the software vendor supplying the tool" is incorrect; vendors are not licensed appraisers. "With the client who permitted its use" is wrong; the client does not assume responsibility for the appraiser's work product. "Shared between the appraiser and the vendor" is incorrect; ultimate responsibility rests solely with the signing appraiser. Exam tip: You own everything in your signed report. Review all AI-generated content thoroughly.

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