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Artificial Intelligence for Business

Responsible AI for Business

Responsible AI use begins with a simple principle: the business remains accountable for what its tools produce and how customer, employee and company information is handled.

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01

Classify risk before use

Consider the possible harm if the output is wrong, biased, disclosed or acted upon without review. Apply stronger controls to employment, lending, health, legal, safety and financial decisions.

  • Identify affected people
  • Document prohibited uses
  • Require qualified human review
02

Protect data and rights

Use only information the business is authorized to process. Review tool terms, retention, training use, access and security before uploading sensitive material.

  • Minimize personal data
  • Respect copyright and permissions
  • Keep confidential material out of unapproved systems
03

Monitor and correct

Record important AI assisted processes, test results and incidents. Give employees and customers a way to report errors and obtain human review.

  • Audit high impact outputs
  • Update rules as tools change
  • Stop a workflow when controls fail

Frequently Asked Questions

Questions About Responsible AI for Business

Who is responsible for an AI mistake?

The business and people using the system remain responsible for their processes, decisions and obligations.

Does a disclaimer remove responsibility?

No. A disclaimer does not replace appropriate security, review, accuracy or compliance controls.

Use AI Responsibly

Verify important outputs before acting.

AI can make mistakes. Protect private information and keep qualified people accountable for decisions.

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