Artificial Intelligence Acceptable Use Policy
Version 2.4 (Effective June 2026). Please read the ethical standards and enterprise rules below. Complete the Scenario Compliance Quiz and sign the policy to activate your access permissions.
Core Ethical Principles
The Enterprise is committed to using Artificial Intelligence in a manner that is fair, explainable, safe, and accountable. Our primary mandate is to augment human intelligence, not replace it, ensuring human oversight is integrated at every decision-making level.
Employees are expected to evaluate AI outputs for biases, errors, and factual inaccuracies (hallucinations) prior to final work approval.
Approved Enterprise AI Tools
To ensure data confidentiality, employees must ONLY use AI services approved and provisioned by the company. These tools have enterprise-grade licensing that prevents the provider from using our inputs to train public models.
The currently approved tools include:
- Enterprise GPT Portal: For general-purpose writing, brainstorming, and search.
- Enterprise Copilot Pro: Vetted plugin for integrated development environments (IDEs).
- Enterprise Insights AI: Internal data analytics model hosted inside our secure AWS cloud.
Prohibited Activities
Uploading restricted corporate intellectual property or customer data to unvetted public services represents a major compliance violation. Data leaked to public models is out of our control and may be regurgitated to third parties.
- Uploading Personally Identifiable Information (PII) including client names, emails, addresses, or phone numbers.
- Uploading proprietary source code, internal security credentials, or corporate passwords.
- Pasting confidential financial projections, corporate acquisitions documents, or board presentations.
- Generating misleading, deceptive, or fraudulent documents, or fabricating fake professional advice.
Output Verification & Hallucinations
Large Language Models (LLMs) are predictive engines that regularly produce factual errors, missing details, or fictional citations while maintaining an authoritative tone. This phenomenon is known as "hallucination."
To verify outputs:
- Cross-reference any citations, numbers, calculations, or legal arguments generated by AI against primary sources.
- Perform comprehensive unit and integration testing on any code generated by copilot tools before merge.
- Verify that AI-generated translations are reviewed by a bilingual speaker for tone and contextual nuance before publishing.
Compliance, Licensing & Auditing
The Enterprise logs prompt structures and API usage for internal auditing purposes to ensure compliance with SEC, GDPR, and HIPAA standards. Any misuse of AI tools is subject to disciplinary action, including termination of employment.
Always review third-party open-source licensing when utilizing AI code assistants. Some tools may output GPL-licensed copyleft code, which could compromise the proprietary nature of our core repositories if committed directly.
Scenario Compliance Quiz
Test your operational knowledge. You must answer all 3 compliance scenarios correctly to unlock the signature page.