As businesses increasingly adopt generative AI tools like ChatGPT and image generators, the risks of misuse, compliance breaches, and reputational harm also rise. Before jumping into deployment, organizations must build a solid foundation of internal policy, training, and governance.
In this practical guide, Macpherson Kelley highlights the essential considerations every business should address before rolling out generative AI systems.
Key Highlights:
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Establish clear internal AI policies
Define acceptable use, data handling standards, and content validation protocols to prevent unintentional breaches or misinformation. -
Train your workforce
Employees must understand both the power and limits of AI tools, including how to use them ethically and in line with legal obligations. -
Consider privacy and IP risks
Generative AI can raise questions around ownership of outputs and use of sensitive or proprietary data—making compliance guidance essential. -
Monitor and update regularly
As laws and technologies evolve, businesses must continuously reassess their AI practices and policies to remain compliant and effective.
For support developing an AI policy framework that fits your organization’s needs and risk profile, contact Macpherson Kelley or reach out through PrivacyRules.