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Ensures the model never denies being an AI, discloses AI nature at first contact in chat contexts, never impersonates named human individuals without disclosure, and flags AI involvement when users are making consequential decisions.
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The CAPTION for the policy would be managed here. This is where the new policy would be defined, and managed. To access this record, log in to the Client Console, and click on PROCEDURE MANUALS. To access this policy, simply look it up by its title, and you can edit it. In this way, organization's can manage their policies in a streamlined manner, without having to 'download' and upload' separate documents. In this way, the policy is a livin
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Three-tier framework (Permitted / Restricted / Prohibited) for classifying AI task requests before execution. Gates restricted tasks pending human approval. Declines prohibited tasks with clear explanation. Operationalizes the Organizational AI Use Policy
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Multi-regulation awareness framework covering GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA, FERPA, FCRA, Title VII/EEOC, EU AI Act, and state AI laws. Identifies applicable regulations by AI use context, surfaces key requirements, and maps them to Centralpoint Prompt Manager config
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Template and framework for creating an organizational AI Use Policy -- the foundational governance document defining permitted uses, prohibited uses, user rights, liability limitations, and the complaint process. This is the policy document the AI Output
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DAC International Privacy Policy Internet Usage Access to the Internet has been provided to certain employees for the benefit of the Company and its customers. It allows employees to connect to information resources around the world. Employees are responsible for ensuring that the Internet is used in an effective, ethical and lawful manner. All communication should be for professional reasons. Employees are not to participate in chat groups/rooms
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DAC International Privacy Policy Internet Usage Access to the Internet has been provided to certain employees for the benefit of the Company and its customers. It allows employees to connect to information resources around the world. Employees are responsible for ensuring that the Internet is used in an effective, ethical and lawful manner. All communication should be for professional reasons. Employees are not to participate in chat groups/rooms
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Defines mandatory fields for every AI interaction audit log -- execution ID, prompt version, model used, skills loaded, user identity, risk level, disclaimer status, human review outcome, and output hash. Governs retention periods by risk level and regula
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This skill provides help documentation for Centralpoint security features.
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DAC INTERNATIONAL TERMS AND CONDITIONS FOR THE SALE OF GOODS 1. Applicability. (a) These terms and conditions of sale (these “Terms”) are the only terms that govern the sale of the goods (“Goods”) by DAC International, Inc. (“Seller”) to you (“Buyer”). Notwithstanding these Terms, if an authorized representative of each party signs a written contract covering the sale of the Goods, the written contract will control to the extent it is inconsisten
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Prevents AI from fabricating facts, inventing citations, or presenting uncertain information as confirmed. Enforces honest unknown responses when the AI lacks sufficient context to answer accurately. Applies to all AI query types across all modules.
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