Summary (Resumen) A mandatory policy and operating procedure for the acceptable use of generative artificial intelligence systems in Washington County government is established. It defines roles, responsibilities, prohibited uses, approval

Summary (Resumen) The guide establishes a framework for the responsible use of generative AI by New York City agencies. Organised around the five NYC AI Principles, it offers guiding questions,

Summary (Resumen) This policy establishes the requirements that City of Seattle departments must observe when purchasing and using generative artificial intelligence software. It defines ethical principles such as transparency, fairness,

Summary (Resumen) Establishes guidelines for the responsible use of generative artificial intelligence tools by San Francisco government personnel. Defines permitted uses based on risk levels, establishes requirements for human review,

Summary (Resumen) “The following guidelines address procurement, uses, and training related to deploying Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) in California state government. These guidelines provide best practices and parameters to safely

Summary (Resumen) This policy establishes guidelines for the use of artificial intelligence models by employees of the Houston County Public Library System. It defines approved uses, such as editing text

Summary (Resumen) This Mayoral executive order establishes principles, definitions, requirements, prohibitions, and an action plan for the ethical, safe, and transparent use of generative artificial intelligence technologies in the government

Summary (Resumen) “Th[e] purpose of this policy is to inform users of the Metropolitan Government [of Nashville and Davidson County] of the acceptable use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), including Generative

Summary (Resumen) “This policy establishes a governance structure that allows the City of San José (hereafter referred to as “City”) to utilize Artificial Intelligence (AI) and AI systems (systems) while