Sourced knowledge
Give information a source and context so it can be found again next time.
Keep sources. Separate facts from assumptions.

Give information a source and context so it can be found again next time.
Clearly define where AI assists and where people decide.
Separate drafts, verification, approval and delivery, and keep records you can check later.
(Sample wording, rewrite to match the official policy) Explain here how the data you provide is collected, used and protected, and how you can ask about it or request deletion.
Sets policy, usage boundaries, human review, and privacy and security principles.
Continuously tracks sources, quality, risk, adoption and business results.
Organizes documents, experience, rules, sources and versions into context that can be called on.
Builds semantic search with source context, permissions and ways to verify.

(Sample wording, rewrite to match the official policy) Explain where data is stored, how long it is kept, and what happens after the project ends. Sample copyThis should explain: storage location, retention period and handling after the project; rewrite to match the official policy.
(Sample wording, rewrite to match the official policy) Explain whether your data is used to train models, under what conditions, and what choices you have. Sample copyThis should explain: whether data is used for training, the conditions and your choices; rewrite to match the official policy and do not state it as a commitment until decided.
Start from your question.