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How to Build an AI Policy for Employees

A clear, practical framework for writing an internal AI policy that protects your business without slowing your team down.

By [Founder Name], AI Consultant & Trainer

A good AI policy answers a simple question for every employee: what am I allowed to do, and what should I never do? Most policies fail because they are either too vague to follow or too restrictive to respect.

Start with principles, not rules

Ground the policy in a few principles — protect confidential data, verify important outputs, keep a human accountable — and then derive specific rules from them.

Be explicit about data

  • What data can and cannot be entered into external tools
  • Which approved tools are covered by your agreements
  • How to handle customer and personal information
  • When to use enterprise versus consumer accounts

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