Responsible AI

Principle

Maximum useful autonomy inside explicit human-defined boundaries.

Transparency

Disclose AI interaction where legally required or appropriate, particularly for voice and automated decisions.

Human sovereignty

Authorised people retain pause, override, approval and kill controls for configured workforces.

Risk-adjusted autonomy

Authority is assigned by action/skill and can be automatically reduced when reliability or integration health degrades.

Data minimisation

Collect and retain only information reasonably necessary for the authorised workflow.

Auditability

Material actions, releases, overrides and verified outcomes should be logged for investigation and performance review.

Prohibited uses

No unlawful discrimination, fraud, deceptive impersonation, unlawful surveillance or other illegal activity.