Company AI-Use Policy Generator
A tailored acceptable-use policy assembled from a governed clause library, not a template you have to rewrite.
Free, no account needed. Works with no API key configured; a model only polishes the wording, and the tool falls back to its own output without one.
What it does
Most companies discover they need an AI use policy the week after someone pastes something into a chatbot that they should not have. The generic templates circulating online are written for no particular company, so they get adopted, ignored, and then cited after the fact.
This asks a short set of questions about your company, industry, approved tools, data sensitivity, regulatory frameworks, human-review posture and disclosure stance, then assembles the policy from a governed clause library. Nine sections, including the one that matters most in practice: what never gets pasted into a model.
What it covers
- Scope, approved tools and prohibited uses, specific to your stack
- Data handling, including an explicit list of what never gets pasted in
- The human review level you chose, written as an enforceable rule
- Your disclosure stance, stated once and consistently
How it works
- Answer the interview: company, industry, tools, data sensitivity, frameworks.
- Clauses are selected from a governed library rather than generated from nothing.
- Review, edit and adopt. A lawyer should read it before it becomes policy.
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Every tool here works with no API key configured. The scoring and the documents are produced in code; where a model is used at all it only polishes wording, and the tool falls back to its own output if the model is unavailable. Nothing you enter is used to train anything.
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