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- AI Acceptable Use Policy (template 01)
- One-page staff summary
- Staff acknowledgement form
The AI Governance Starter Kit: twelve editable templates that take you from "people are using ChatGPT and nobody owns it" to a working governance programme. Policy, inventory, risk method, impact assessments, vendor checks and incident response, aligned with ISO/IEC 42001, the NIST AI RMF and the EU AI Act.
Most organisations skipped the paperwork and went straight to the tools. That gap is now a risk you can name.
Staff paste contracts, customer data and code into chat assistants every day, often on personal accounts. Without a policy, nobody knows what is allowed or who is accountable.
The EU AI Act's prohibitions and AI-literacy duty apply now, transparency rules since August 2026, and high-risk obligations from December 2027. ISO/IEC 42001 has made AI governance something auditors ask about.
Enterprise buyers and procurement teams now send AI questionnaires. "We're working on it" loses deals. A documented programme wins them.
Every document your first year of AI governance needs, in the order you'll use them.
Approved tools in three tiers, the data that never goes into a prompt, disclosure and personal accounts.
Principles, roles, the risk-based approach and how exceptions are handled.
Who decides what, how often the committee meets, and decision rights by risk tier.
The fields to capture for every AI system, with worked example rows.
EU AI Act screening, a seven-factor tiering score and a likelihood × impact matrix.
Full and short forms, including fundamental-rights questions and affected groups.
Scored questions for buying AI, with GenAI-specific checks and contract clauses.
Training data, prompts, personal data, retention and when a DPIA is triggered.
Intake to retirement, with approval gates and monitoring by tier.
Severity levels, roles, timelines, communications and serious-incident reporting.
A role-based curriculum, from all staff to developers and the board.
A week-by-week plan, and a map of ISO/IEC 42001 ↔ NIST AI RMF ↔ EU AI Act to each template.
Every template includes how-to-use notes, a document-control block, example rows, adjustable thresholds, a sign-off table, and a framework-alignment table you can hand to an auditor.
Three stages of thirty days. The roadmap in template 12 breaks them down week by week.
Publish the acceptable use policy, appoint an owner, stand up the committee and start the inventory.
Tier every system, run impact assessments on the ones that matter, and put vendors and data under control.
Oversight and monitoring live, incident playbook tested, training delivered, and your first report to leadership.
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The templates plus the guide that shows you how to use them.
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Nader Alkhatib is the founder of Khatib Designs and advises organisations on AI governance and digital transformation. He has more than 13 years in engineering and technology leadership, and has written AI governance frameworks for large organisations.
The kit is what he wished existed the first time: documents a risk or IT lead can adopt in an afternoon, not a 200-page framework nobody reads.
The AI readiness and governance sprint puts the kit in place for your organisation in three weeks: governance model, ranked roadmap, and one AI use case deployed safely.
The templates assume a few decisions are already made. These articles walk through them: readiness, privacy, training and the reasons programmes stall.
Anything else, email nader@khatibdesigns.com.
ISO/IEC 42001:2023, the NIST AI Risk Management Framework (with its Generative AI Profile) and the EU AI Act as amended in 2026, with GDPR touchpoints. Every template ends with a table mapping each section to the relevant clause, function or article. Aligned with does not mean certified: certification is an audit of how you run the system, not of your documents.
Editable Microsoft Word documents (.docx) that also open in Google Docs, Pages and LibreOffice. The playbook is a PDF.
Yes. ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI RMF are international and voluntary, and the templates are written for any organisation. The EU AI Act sections tell you when it applies to you, for example if you sell AI-enabled products or services into the EU.
The licence covers internal use by the purchasing organisation. Consultants who want to adapt the kit for clients should get in touch for a practitioner licence.
No. The templates are a practical starting point. Have qualified counsel review them against the laws that apply to you before adoption.
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