How to draft an AI policy in late 2026: Luiza Jarovsky's step-by-step guide
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-09-24
AI governance researcher Luiza Jarovsky argues the old 'acceptable AI use' policy is obsolete now that AI is an operational layer with agents deployed daily and enforceable regulation in force. An effective AI policy must: establish responsible adoption and implementation, build risk governance and compliance controls, and defend against evolving AI security threats. Her guide covers AI inventory, risk tiers, human oversight, incident response, logging, agentic AI, training and updating — treating policy as a living document co-built by legal, technical and operational teams.
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