u/ClassicCareless3620

▲ 42 r/PMI_CPMAI+1 crossposts

Passed AIGP exam

I passed the exam today. Big margin. HUUGE. I became aware of AI governance as a thing in late July and started studying soon after. My background is MIS, accounting and health care service management with a lot of board governance. I’m older. And haven’t been involved with any AI implementations, however I’ve been interested in AI harms for a while. Read a few books.

I was stressed out by the scope of it all so focussed on implementation and tech aspects mostly. I bought a Udemy course that was very boring. I let it play at x1.25 while I read and quizzed myself with Gemini/chatai and practice questions I could find online. I created a small rag in a chatai project that was the source of a lot of framework and regulatory questions. I probably quizzed close to 2000 questions. My partner would say more. She was a AIGP widow for a few nights.

I was expecting more longer scenarios. I am sorta adhd and tend to skim but glad I made myself focus and comprehend. It made the next few questions easier. So.. don’t panic.

I have to say that this was the most interesting thing I’ve studied for in a long long time. That helped a lot.

So, tips.
Be interested.
Practice questions focused on what you suck at.
But also practice questions based on understanding iapp tbinking.
Understand different actors in a deployment and their responsibilities.

You can do this with the internet and source documents. And know a bit of math. Any formal professional ethics training takes you a long way. Finding it cool helps.

Good luck to all studying! Be nice to the proctors at the exam center as they are good luck, even if bored and crabby. Never EVER try to rub their heads or bellies for good luck. That will get you escorted from the building.

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u/ClassicCareless3620 — 13 days ago
▲ 4 r/Citrus

Eager beaver over-achiever

Hi all,

This 2.5 year old calamansi lime plant take off this summer. I’m in zone 8b and overwinter inoors, otherwise on a balcony. I grew this from seed a couple of Januarys ago. The parent plant was on her original roots.

This summer, she had direct morning sun for about 6 hours. Out of my several limes, this one took off the most. I like it has new green leaves as several of the older ones were damaged by indoor mites.

That long top branch is new. The thorns are HUGE and still soft. If I don't water this every few days the top will droop sadly like it's wilting. You can see the older "top branch" in the middle of the second picture.

Suggestions on pruning and repotting please.
I'm hesitant to repot at the moment as it is obviously enjoying something. I was considering staking and leaving it for now and pruning late winter. Thoughts?

Note the trunk flare in the last pic. I was paranoid of potting too deep last time and this is where I ended up. It’s still happy but an odd shape.

u/ClassicCareless3620 — 2 months ago
▲ 76 r/Citrus

Feel Good Calamansi Recovery Pics

Hi! Just wanted to share some pics of a 4 year old calamansi I grew from seed that I thought died.

It’s leaves were severely damaged from spider mites. It appeared to totally dry out over the winter, even though it was getting the same watering routine as its litter mates. I put it aside figuring it was dead. I decided to prune it back to see if the branches had any green inside. After a couple weeks I noticed baby green pushing through. Wish I had a “before” pic. :)

u/ClassicCareless3620 — 5 months ago