Most organizations *still* don't have an AI use policy for their staff.
Even if leadership realizes they need one, they tend to overcomplicate it.
At the same time, a handful of useful principles are better than letting staff use Co-pilot or ChatGPT secretly, or on their own device, for lack of any formal guidance from management.
We've put together 10 principles you may wish to share with your team.
(And if you need more guidance, just let us know.)
Thoughts..?
*This was originally posted on Andras Baneth's LinkedIn account.
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Blog Post
February 21, 2025
By
András Baneth
Most organizations still lack an AI use policy, leaving employees to navigate tools like ChatGPT and Co-pilot on their own. Here are 10 simple principles to help guide your team—before AI use gets out of hand.
Most organizations *still* don't have an AI use policy for their staff.
Even if leadership realizes they need one, they tend to overcomplicate it.
At the same time, a handful of useful principles are better than letting staff use Co-pilot or ChatGPT secretly, or on their own device, for lack of any formal guidance from management.
We've put together 10 principles you may wish to share with your team.
(And if you need more guidance, just let us know.)
Thoughts..?
*This was originally posted on Andras Baneth's LinkedIn account.