AI Governance
Category: Infrastructure“A-I GUV-ern-ance”
The written rules for who may use AI at your organization, for what, and who is accountable when it goes wrong.
Lesson #5: Trust, Risk & Running AI Responsibly →The safety manual and sign-off sheet on a job site.
A house rule that no one shares family photos with an AI app.
A policy that AI drafts every permit letter but a licensed person signs it.
A one-page standard listing approved AI tools, banned data types, and a review owner.
Governance is what turns AI from a risky experiment into something you can safely scale.
AI governance is your written rulebook for safe AI use.
Write three rules for AI use in your work: one always, one never, one needs-approval.
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