Your Company's AI Policy Is Outdated: A 2026 Guide to Rewriting It
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-09-24
AI governance expert Luiza Jarovsky published a step-by-step guide on drafting a corporate AI policy in late 2026, arguing that most companies' policies are obsolete.
- Old-style AI policies were essentially "acceptable AI use" lists: don't paste confidential data into public chatbots, review AI outputs, ask legal before adopting new tools.
- AI is now an operational layer embedded in core business, with agents and multi-agent systems deployed daily, while regulation has evolved into enforceable requirements plus a flood of global standards.
- An effective policy today must set the company's approach to responsible AI adoption, build risk governance and compliance controls, and defend against rapidly evolving AI security threats.
- She frames the AI policy as a living document maintained jointly by legal, technical, and operational teams — and as an AI governance exercise for the whole organization.
Related event: Expert Issues Guide for Drafting Corporate AI Policies in 2026(2 posts)→
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