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Adopting AI safely

The controls, vendor questions and policies that protect client and company data.

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How to get your business on ChatGPT

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How to get your business on ChatGPT

An eligible business gets on ChatGPT by claiming a listing in Business Hub. The claim lets that business edit the profile it provides, and it does not control what ChatGPT recommends.

Your business's data has a price

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Your business's data has a price

Your business's data has a price now. AI labs are buying business data, and some sellers are clearing over $1M a month. That figure is Precision's observation of the market.

Human in the Loop AI: How Review Works for Businesses

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Human in the Loop AI: How Review Works for Businesses

Human in the loop AI means people take part at defined points to review, correct, or approve an AI system's work. At Precision AI OS, the boundary is practical: agents prepare work, people resolve exceptions, and by default people approve anything going to a client. Every approval is recorded and tied to what was approved.

AI Use Policy Template for Businesses

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AI Use Policy Template for Businesses

This AI use policy template is a starting point you can copy for acceptable use and governance: approved tools, restricted data, and human review. Replace every bracket, then have counsel review it before adoption. It sets expectations for staff. It does not verify what a vendor's system does.

How to evaluate an AI vendor's security: 12 questions for your IT lead

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How to evaluate an AI vendor's security: 12 questions for your IT lead

Before an AI vendor touches client data, get written answers on isolation, encryption, what models keep, who approves work, what has been audited, and how you leave. The 12 questions below cover all six. A good vendor answers them plainly. A vague answer is itself an answer.

Why data isolation matters when your AI vendor serves other businesses

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Why data isolation matters when your AI vendor serves other businesses

Most AI vendors run one system for many customers, which may include businesses you compete with. Data isolation is what keeps your business's data, and your clients' data, out of another customer's results. The strongest isolation is enforced by the database and by encryption, not only by the vendor's application code.

Zero data retention, explained: what happens to your data when AI reads it

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Zero data retention, explained: what happens to your data when AI reads it

Zero data retention (ZDR) means the model provider does not store your prompts or the model's answers after the request is processed. Confirm it before client data goes to a model. "Available" is not the same as the setting that is actually applied.