Pick a setting, delete the other two
Every clause shows what Strict, Balanced and Permissive look like in full sentences. Balanced is pre-selected because it is where most teams land.
Seventeen clauses, each with a Strict, Balanced and Permissive setting. Permitted and prohibited uses, confidentiality, the human review standard, sourcing, originality, disclosure to readers and clients, freelancer contract language, and a one-page client statement. Pick a setting per clause and you have a policy.

Marketing managers, agency owners, editors and content leads who have been asked to write the AI policy by Friday.
Every clause shows what Strict, Balanced and Permissive look like in full sentences. Balanced is pre-selected because it is where most teams land.
Author of record, every sentence read, every fact checked against a source a person opened, the name logged. Written so it can actually be followed on a busy Thursday.
If you would not paste it into a public web form, do not paste it into an AI tool. Approved tools, required settings, what to anonymise, what to report.
To readers, to clients, internally. Rules based on what the reader would want to know, not on "how much" AI was used, because nobody measures that.
A clause your lawyer can adapt, plus the acknowledgement form everyone signs.
A short and a long version of how you use AI, ready to share at the start of an engagement or publish on your site.
Screenshots are taken from the file itself, not a mock-up. What you see here is what lands in your inbox.

No. It is a template for editorial teams, written to be adapted and reviewed by a lawyer. AI law is changing by the quarter and differs by country.
Because the right policy for a regulated industry is wrong for a solo blog. Seeing all three in full sentences makes the choice concrete instead of abstract.
The style guide carries the writer-facing rules. This is the full policy: confidentiality, legal, contracts, records, breaches. Use both; they are written to match.
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