01 · Risk
Separate what can and cannot enter AI
Public information, internal policies, customer identity data, transaction records, and risk model parameters belong to different security levels.
Before deployment, define who can ask, what can be accessed, and whether outputs can enter business workflows.
02 · Architecture
Private deployment is more than model location
You must also decide where the knowledge base, vector index, logs, permissions, and model versions live.
Every answer should be traceable: user, question, retrieved materials, generated output, and review status.
03 · Pilot
Start with low-risk, reviewable scenarios
Do not let AI make final decisions first. Let it organize materials, retrieve rules, flag risks, and draft summaries.
Good pilots include research summaries, policy Q&A, material pre-checks, and regulatory change alerts.
- Internal policy Q&A
- Research summaries
- Document pre-screening
- Policy tracking
04 · Governance
Ongoing governance matters after launch
Track accuracy, citation hit rate, sensitive information triggers, adoption, and user feedback.
Business, technology, and compliance teams should co-own acceptance.