Which item is NOT typically a key element of a Model Card?

• A. Model Details
• B. Use Case
• C. Deployment Schedule
• D. Ethical Considerations

Answer: (C)

The main idea being tested is understanding what belongs in a Model Card as a governance and transparency document. A Model Card is meant to summarize the model’s purpose, how it was built, how it should be used, and the associated risks and limitations so stakeholders can make informed decisions. Because of that, items like Model Details, which describe the model’s version, architecture, and data sources; Use Case, which defines the intended applications and audience; and Eth-ical Considerations, which address potential harms, biases, privacy, and mitigation strategies all fit naturally into a Model Card. These elements help communicate what the model is capable of and where it may pose risks.

Deployment Schedule, on the other hand, is about when and how the model will be released and maintained—essentially a project-management or deployment timeline. That kind of information belongs in planning documents or release notes, not in the Model Card, which stays focused on the model’s behavior, governance, and responsible use.