Responsible AI Use & Governance for Business
Practical guardrails for AI at work: what a usable AI-use policy contains, where people must stay in the loop, and how to match oversight to what an AI agent is allowed to do.
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This vendor-neutral, plain-language seminar tackles a common gap in today's workplace: employees are already using AI, and the rules have not caught up. You will walk through the anatomy of a usable AI-use policy — data boundaries and permissions, human review and approval points, and matching oversight to what an AI agent is allowed to do — plus the vendor data commitments worth checking before you buy. You will get an awareness-level orientation to the Texas Responsible AI Governance Act and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework, and leave with a draft AI-use policy outline, a working inventory of the AI tools your teams use, a map of where human review is required in one workflow, and a 30-day policy checklist. This is educational content, not legal advice — consult your attorney on legal questions.
Course objective
Help participants leave able to draft an AI-use policy outline, list the AI tools their teams already use, and define where human review is required in one workflow.
Who is this course for?
Owners, executives, and HR, operations and technology leaders at organizations with 10 or more employees. No prior AI experience or technical background is required.
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