Data Accountability, Privacy & Protection
Data Accountability, Privacy & Protection connects policies to decision rights and enforceable safeguards. Owners, stewards and custodians have distinct obligations; permitted purpose, lifecycle use, classification, retention and contextual permissions govern both source and derived AI assets.
Connect AI data use to ownership, permissions, privacy and protection. Make responsibilities visible where information moves between people, systems and agents.
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Permission to collect or read information does not automatically permit training, retrieval, logging, memory or action. Derived stores can preserve sensitive information after the source has changed or been deleted.
Questions to bring to the work
- Who can approve this purpose, access exception or change to a critical definition?
- Do permissions, correction and deletion obligations reach every relevant derived store?
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D.3.1Policies, Standards and Decision RightsTurn policy intent into usable standards and specify who may interpret the rule, approve a purpose or grant an exception.
D.3.2Ownership, Stewardship and AccountabilitySeparate ownership of business meaning and acceptable use from stewardship coordination and custody of storage, access and protection.
D.3.3Roles and RACI for Critical Data DecisionsUse RACI to clarify consequential data decisions such as purpose changes, definitions, agent access, quality exceptions and deletion.
D.3.4Privacy, Consent, Retention and Regulatory AlignmentTest permitted purpose and lifecycle obligations separately for training, evaluation, retrieval, inference, logging and memory, including derived-store deletion.
D.3.5Classification, Security and Access ControlsApply classification and protection to prompts, context, embeddings, memory, outputs and logs as well as original databases and documents.
D.3.6Contextual Permissions, Exceptions and EscalationEvaluate access against task, purpose, jurisdiction and delegated authority, with owned, time-bound exceptions and usable escalation.
What useful evidence looks like
- Decision-specific ownership or RACI assignments, permitted-purpose records and lifecycle boundaries.
- Access, retention, deletion and exception tests across source data, indexes, prompts, logs and memory.
Move from understanding to practice
AR-D07AR-D07 · Accountability and Decision Rights Design
AR-D08AR-D08 · Privacy and Data-Purpose Boundary
AR-D09AR-D09 · Contextual Permission Design
Framework source
Editorial adaptation from the supplied AIDIVE Version 1 master documents.
- AIDIVE Data Dimension Version-1.docx · D.3 Data Accountability, Privacy & Protection; AIDIVE Data - Practices & Playbook Version-1.docx · AR-D07, AR-D08, AR-D09
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