Session 3 slides

Session 3 slides

Governance and adoption

Session 3 | Level 3

Recall the pathway

Session 1: screen and accountability

Session 2: verify outputs and prompts

Session 3: organizational decisions and pilots

Individual convenience vs policy

Situation Risk
Free tool for meeting notes May violate data policy
Approved tool for public text May be green with checks
Auto-approving assistance Requires governance

Policy protects people, not only IT.

Green / amber / red at org level

  • Green: Approved use case, approved tool, verification built in
  • Amber: Pilot with charter, limited data, executive sponsor
  • Red: No framework, sensitive data, auto-decisions on rights

Decision options today

  1. No AI until framework exists
  2. More evidence and real consultation
  3. Limited pilot for leadership review

No live data in the classroom exercise.

Safeguarding and protection

  • Child protection and GBV-related data: default red in unapproved tools
  • Disclosures in training: pause, refer to org focal points, do not investigate in plenary
  • PSEA reporting routes must be known before incidents
  • See safeguarding module and data-responsibility checklist

Pilot charter (essentials)

  • Task and non-AI baseline
  • Owner and sponsor
  • Permitted inputs and tool
  • Consultation still required
  • Success, failure, and subgroup checks
  • Human approval and remedy
  • Manual fallback and safe exit

Group decision block

Fictional brief: Partner AI platform for registration analytics.

30 minutes: choose option 1, 2, or 3 and draft charter headings.

Transparency card exercise

In pairs (15 minutes), draft one transparency card for the case-study AI use from the decision block.

See the template for the facilitation sequence.

Challenge block

15 minutes: another group provides one written challenge from one assigned perspective—frontline, manager or policy/privacy. Revise the decision and name the approval owner.

Consultation reminder

Classroom role play is not consultation with affected people.

Real pilots require real engagement per policy.

Post-assessment

Complete exit check after this session (different examples, same skills).

Action to work

One governance action:

  • Ask leadership for AI guidance
  • Propose a pilot charter for one low-risk task
  • Join a data-responsibility working group

Thank you

Follow-up clinic in ~4 weeks: bring de-identified questions only.

Materials: CC BY 4.0 | ParalleX Labs Inc.