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AI Safety & Transparency Checklist

For Social & Marketing Teams

1

AI Usage Disclosure

  • Clearly disclose when content is AI-generated or AI-assisted.
  • Label AI-generated visuals where required.
  • Avoid misleading audiences about authorship.
2

Human Oversight

  • Ensure human review before publishing.
  • Manually verify factual claims.
  • Align tone with brand values.
3

Data Privacy & Protection

  • Do not upload confidential client or patient data to public AI tools.
  • Comply with relevant privacy regulations.
  • Anonymise sensitive information before processing.
4

Bias & Ethical Review

  • Review for cultural bias or stereotypes.
  • Ensure inclusive imagery and messaging.
  • Confirm fairness across audience groups.
5

Accuracy & Misinformation

  • Verify statistics from trusted sources.
  • Have professionals review clinical or financial claims.
  • Fact-check AI outputs.
6

Intellectual Property

  • Confirm AI-generated visuals are copyright-safe.
  • Avoid trademark misuse.
  • Respect third-party rights.
7

Brand & Reputation

  • Ensure alignment with mission and ethics.
  • Confirm leadership would stand behind the content.
  • Avoid over-promising AI capabilities.
8

Security Controls

  • Train teams in prompt hygiene.
  • Secure access to AI platforms.
  • Protect API keys and credentials.
9

Regulatory Compliance

  • Identify relevant industry standards.
  • Ensure marketing claims meet regulatory requirements.
  • Escalate high-risk content for executive review.
10

Transparency with Audience

  • Communicate how AI enhances services.
  • Clarify AI supports—not replaces—human expertise.
  • Maintain ethical disclosure standards.

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