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How to create an AI policy

This guide outlines practical steps employers can take to develop an AI policy, including defining scope, establishing safeguards, and setting clear governance for workplace use of AI tools.

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by Brightmine Editorial Team

The use of artificial intelligence (AI) by employees is growing rapidly, and so are the number of AI tools available in the market.

In this guide, learn about:

  • Step 1: Consult key stakeholders
  • Step 2: Audit current policies and practices
  • Step 3: Define the purpose and scope of the AI policy
  • Step 4: Include definitions for important terminology
  • Step 5: Draft authoritative ethics guidelines
  • Step 6: Protect privacy, security and intellectual property
  • Step 7: Formalize a process for adopting AI at work

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