Quick answer
AI governance for a project team doesn’t need a committee — it needs five written rules: what’s allowed, what data can go in, who reviews, and what’s logged.
The five rules
- Approved tools list. 2) Data tiers — what may never enter a prompt. 3) Human review for external outputs. 4) Logging of AI-assisted decisions. 5) An owner for policy updates.
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Data tiers that work
Public (any tool), internal (approved tools only), confidential (no AI or enterprise-only with DPA), regulated (policy gate).
Review rules
AI may draft; humans approve anything sent to clients, published, or used in evaluations.
Write it down
One page beats a policy nobody reads — publish it where the team plans work.
Bottom line
AI governance for a project team doesn’t need a committee — it needs five written rules: what’s allowed, what data can go in, who reviews, and what’s logged.
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