Purpose, permission, and minimum data
AI is used only for a defined task, with appropriate permission, and with no more information than the task requires.
Responsible practice
Use technology to improve access and analysis, not to erase human judgment.
The public promise is concise. Project-specific controls are documented privately to match the scope, information, and decision risk.
Evidence and human review
Sources, confirmed facts, assumptions, interpretations, limitations, and recommendations stay distinct. Relevant bias risks are named, and a person reviews consequential claims and final deliverables.
Accountability, retention, and escalation
Humans remain responsible. Storage and deletion expectations are defined, and specialist questions are referred rather than guessed through.
Human responsibility
People retain context, review authority, and responsibility for final decisions.
Project-specific privacy, AI use, authorship, ownership, credit, permitted use, retention, and deletion terms are confirmed in writing. Internal methods and prompts remain internal unless expressly included in scope.