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It addresses governance, risk management, user guidelines and compliance considerations. Adapt it to suit your organisation’s specific needs, risk profile and industry requirements.\nThis template was provided by Lanboss AI as a starting framework for corporate  institutions.  For comprehensive policy development support, including implementation guides, stakeholder communication templates and staff training materials, contact Lanboss AI at \u0013 HYPERLINK \"mailto:info@lanboss.ai\"\u0014info@lanboss.ai\u0015 or visit \u0013 HYPERLINK \"http://www.lanboss.ai\"\u0014www.lanboss.ai\u0015.\nImplementation Guidance\nTo effectively implement this policy, consider the following steps:\nForm an AI Working Group with representatives from users, Security, IT and leadership\nCustomise this template to reflect your organisation’s specific needs and values\nConduct stakeholder consultations to gather feedback before finalisation\nDevelop a communications plan to ensure all users understand the policy\nCreate supporting materials such as user guides and kitchen posters\nEstablish regular review cycles to keep the policy current with technological changes, because these are happening rapidly\n\u000f\n1. Introduction\n1.1 Purpose\nThis policy establishes guidelines for the responsible acquisition, development, deployment and use of AI systems within [ORGANISATION NAME].\n1.2 Scope\nThis policy applies to:\nAll employees, contractors and third parties using AI tools on behalf of the organisation\nAll AI systems whether developed internally, purchased from vendors or accessed as services\nBoth public AI platforms (e.g., ChatGPT, Claude) and private AI implementations\nData used to train, test or operate AI systems\n2. Roles and Responsibilities\n2.1 AI Governance Committee\nOversees AI policy implementation and compliance\nReviews and approves AI use cases\nMaintains AI inventory and risk register\nReports to senior leadership on AI activities\nMembers include: [LIST RELEVANT POSITIONS]\n2.2 Managers\nEnsure team members understand and follow this policy\nReview AI use within their department\nRequest approvals for new AI implementations\nReport incidents and non-compliance\n2.3 All Staff\nComplete required AI literacy training\nFollow approval processes before using new AI tools\nReport concerns or potential misuse\nAdhere to data handling protocols when using AI\n2.4 IT/Security Teams\nImplement technical safeguards for AI systems\nMonitor AI system access and usage\nConduct security assessments of AI implementations\nSupport incident response for AI-related issues\n3. AI System Classification\nAll AI systems must be classified according to risk level:\n3.1 Low Risk\nSystems with minimal privacy, security or operational impact\nExamples: basic document summarisation, simple data analysis\nRequirements: departmental approval, basic documentation\n3.2 Medium Risk\nSystems affecting operational efficiency or using non-sensitive data\nExamples: customer service chatbots, operational forecasting\nRequirements: AI Governance Committee approval, vendor assessment, training\n3.3 High Risk\nSystems using sensitive data or affecting critical decisions\nExamples: HR screening tools, credit decisioning, sensitive data processing\nRequirements: executive approval, impact assessment, monitoring, regular review\n4. 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