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1. Introduction and Purpose
- Define the purpose of the AI policy (e.g., to ensure ethical, compliant, and strategic use of AI).
- Align with client expectations, industry standards, and EU regulations (e.g., the AI Act).
- Emphasize the company’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and responsible AI use.
2. Scope and Applicability
- Specify who this policy applies to (e.g., employees, contractors, partners).
- Outline the types of AI tools and technologies covered (e.g., generative AI, machine learning models).
3. General Principles
- Ethical Use: Commit to fairness, non-discrimination, and minimizing bias in AI applications.
- Transparency: Ensure employees understand how AI tools work and their limitations.
- Accountability: Assign responsibility for AI-related decisions and outcomes.
- List approved AI tools and platforms (e.g., GitHub Copilot, OpenAI’s ChatGPT).
- Prohibit the use of unapproved AI tools to prevent data security and compliance risks.
5. Data Privacy and Security
- Restrict the input of sensitive or proprietary data into AI tools, especially public platforms.
- Align with GDPR and other EU data protection regulations.
- Reference existing confidentiality and data use policies.
6. Intellectual Property (IP) Protection
- Ensure AI-generated content complies with IP laws and client agreements.
- Use AI tools in ways that protect both the company’s and clients’ intellectual property.
7. Employee Training and Guidelines
- Provide training on ethical AI use, data privacy, and compliance.
- Define reasonable use guidelines (e.g., AI for coding assistance, not decision-making without oversight).
8. Monitoring and Governance
- Establish oversight mechanisms to monitor AI usage and compliance.
- Conduct regular audits of AI tools and their outputs.
- Address AI-related risks (e.g., errors, bias) proactively.
9. Incident Reporting and Escalation
- Create a process for reporting AI-related issues (e.g., data breaches, biased outputs).
- Define escalation protocols for resolving AI-related incidents.
10. Alignment with Client Policies
- Commit to adhering to clients’ AI policies and guidelines.
- Collaborate with clients to ensure seamless integration of AI into their projects.
11. Revision and Updates
- Review and update the AI policy regularly to reflect new technologies, regulations, and client requirements.
- Encourage employee feedback to improve the policy.
12. References
- Link to relevant EU regulations (e.g., AI Act, GDPR).
- Include internal policies (e.g., confidentiality, document retention) that support this AI policy.