AI acceptable-use policy
Sets out what staff may and may not do with AI tools, including generative AI.
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Foundation
The common core of AI governance: policy, inventory, risk tiering, approvals, incident response, an audit checklist and training. Every industry pack builds on it.
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Sets out what staff may and may not do with AI tools, including generative AI.
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A register of every AI use in your organization, with an owner and status for each.
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A consistent way to rate each AI use case by risk so oversight matches exposure.
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Who proposes, reviews, approves and monitors an AI use case, and in what order.
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Steps for detecting, escalating, handling and documenting AI-related incidents.
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A structured checklist for assessing AI use cases and gathering evidence for internal audit.
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Briefing content for leaders on AI risk, accountability and oversight.
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Ready-to-deliver content on approved use, limits and individual responsibilities.
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Compliance, risk and operations leaders at regulated organizations who are accountable for AI risk but have no dedicated AI governance function.
Typically a small team where one or two people own regulatory readiness across many domains and need something practical to put to use this quarter.
AIGov complements governance platforms rather than replacing them. Start with practical policies, inventory, tiering and training, then load that foundation into Credo, ValidMind, or OneTrust when you're ready for one.
Policies and procedures are planned as editable Word documents, inventory and checklists as Excel or PDF, and training as slide decks, so you can adapt them to your own organization.
Living Updates brings regulatory-change updates and a visible changelog after purchase.
About Living Updates →Not legal advice. AIGov materials are starting points for your own governance program. Have your own counsel review anything before adopting it.
Attorney review status: attorney review of the kit is in progress and not yet complete.