Responsible-use boundary
Intelligence724 supports lawful, accountable, privacy-conscious business uses of machine intelligence. The practice does not build systems intended to bypass oversight, conceal automated decision-making, enable unlawful discrimination, expose confidential information, or grant unbounded authority to probabilistic models.
Standard no-go categories
- Unlawful surveillance, discrimination, deception, impersonation, or rights-infringing processing
- Autonomous final decisions affecting employment, credit, housing, insurance, healthcare, education, benefits, or legal rights without separate qualified governance and legal approval
- Unrestricted shell, database-administrator, cloud-administrator, identity-administrator, or financial authority for an AI agent
- Safety-critical physical control without a validated control system and specialized assurance
- Use of client, personal, privileged, regulated, or confidential data without authority, minimization, and protection
- Requests to certify a predetermined answer or hide material limitations
- Systems designed to evade policy, audit, security, or legal review
Data principles
- Collect and process only what the defined purpose requires.
- Keep authority and access controls outside the model.
- Separate user identity, service identity, and delegated authority.
- Do not put credentials or secret material into prompts or model memory.
- Define retention, deletion, logging, and incident obligations for prompts, outputs, traces, and evaluation data.
- Preserve a safe manual or deterministic fallback for material workflows.
