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AI and GPT Instructions for SayProRoyal-4 SayPro Royal Board Ethics and Compliance Committee

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SayProRoyal-4: AI and GPT Usage Instructions

SayPro Royal Board Ethics and Compliance Committee

1. Purpose of AI and GPT Usage

AI tools such as GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformers) may be used by the SayProRoyal-4 Committee to:

  • Assist with ethics policy writing and compliance documentation.
  • Generate reports, summaries, and case briefs from complex legal and governance materials.
  • Support risk assessments, case investigations, and benchmarking analysis.
  • Improve committee communication and stakeholder engagement (e.g., drafting notices or memos).

2. Ethical and Responsible Use

All Committee members and support staff must follow the principles below when using AI:

  • Confidentiality: Do not input sensitive or personally identifiable information (PII) into AI systems.
  • Accuracy: Always fact-check AI outputs and verify all generated content against credible, official sources.
  • Transparency: Clearly state when content has been generated or co-created with AI tools.
  • Bias Awareness: Monitor and avoid any form of bias or discriminatory output generated by AI systems.
  • Accountability: Human oversight is mandatory. AI suggestions must not replace human decision-making.

3. Acceptable Use Cases

Approved uses of GPT and AI tools include:

  • Drafting standard ethics policies, codes of conduct, and committee charters.
  • Generating training material on ethics and compliance.
  • Summarizing large volumes of legal or regulatory text.
  • Creating templates for incident reports, whistleblower logs, or conflict of interest declarations.
  • Providing communication support (e.g., press releases, email drafts, meeting agendas).

4. Prohibited Use Cases

AI must NOT be used for:

  • Making final decisions in investigations or disciplinary actions.
  • Drafting legally binding documents or contracts without expert legal review.
  • Fabricating evidence or documents.
  • Inputting confidential investigation data or case files.
  • Conducting surveillance, monitoring, or profiling individuals.

5. AI Tools Authorized

Only approved AI platforms (e.g., OpenAI’s ChatGPT, SayPro-approved compliance tools) may be used. Free or unsecured tools are prohibited without prior written authorization.


6. Training and Awareness

All members must undergo periodic training on:

  • Responsible AI usage
  • Data privacy and security
  • Bias mitigation
  • AI prompt engineering for ethical governance

7. Logging and Monitoring

All usage of AI tools for official committee work must be logged with:

  • Purpose of use
  • Date and time
  • Output summary
  • Responsible member

These logs will be reviewed quarterly for compliance and audit purposes.


8. AI Escalation Protocol

If AI generates:

  • Harmful or discriminatory content
  • Inaccurate legal guidance
  • Inappropriate language

→ Report the instance immediately to the Legal & Regulatory Lead and document it for system review and vendor escalation if needed.


9. AI and GPT Integration in Ethics Investigations

AI may assist in:

  • Identifying trends in ethical complaints
  • Detecting potential conflicts in large datasets
  • Recommending procedural steps (with final approval by human investigators)

It must not:

  • Determine guilt or innocence
  • Conduct interviews or interrogations
  • Be the sole source of evidence

10. Review and Updates

These instructions must be reviewed annually or after any major AI policy change, and adjusted based on:

  • New regulations
  • Technological advances
  • SayPro internal governance needs
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