Define output rights
Establish AI output ownership, usage, opt-out and deletion policies to customers and communicate these policies
Control activities
Defining output ownership rights with clear distinctions between customer inputs and AI outputs. For example, specifying customer versus organization ownership of AI-generated content, usage permissions for different output types.
Disclosing consent and opt-out procedures. For example, documenting consent collection, user-accessible opt-out controls, opt-out limitations, and preference workflows.
Establishing output usage policies communicated through accessible terms of service. For example, permitted uses of AI-generated content, restrictions on redistribution or commercial use, intellectual property considerations, policies on derivative and transformative use.
Organizations can submit alternative evidence demonstrating how they meet the requirement.
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