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AI governance means using AI in a way you can explain and defend: a clear staff policy, an inventory of the tools in use, risk assessments for anything touching personal data or important decisions, and checks that systems stay fair and accurate over time.
UK businesses face rising expectations from the ICO, customers and insurers, and EU rules apply if you sell AI into Europe. Look for practical, proportionate advice, not a stack of unused policy documents.
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AI safety & governance: common questions
Does a small business really need an AI policy?
Yes, a short one. If staff use AI tools, a page that sets out which tools are allowed, what data can go in and who checks the output prevents most of the common problems. A specialist can draft it in days.
What laws apply to AI in the UK?
There’s no single UK AI act yet. Existing law applies: UK GDPR and the Data Protection Act for personal data, the Equality Act for fair treatment, and consumer and sector rules. The EU AI Act can apply if you offer AI systems in the EU.
What is an AI risk assessment?
A structured look at what could go wrong with an AI system, such as errors, bias, privacy breaches or misuse, how likely and serious each risk is and what you’ll do about it. Where personal data is involved it often forms part of a data protection impact assessment.
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