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Responsible AI: From Habits to a Departmental Charter

Third, state what you need clearly: the type of document, the context, the recipients, and the level of formality. Fourth, share common rules with your...

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English version (about 1 min 55) 0:00 · On screen: Everyone uses AI their own way. 2 incidents. 1 page. In a regional directorate, each officer uses AI in their own way. There are two incidents. The director does not ban the tool. He has a one-page charter adopted. Six months later, there is no new incident, and some officers who had been wary started using it. 0:25 · On screen: Module 4 — Good practices, final project, certificate Welcome to Module 4, the last one. You will review the essentials, write your own charter, then get your certificate. 0:40 · On screen: 4 habits Four habits to keep. One: check every fact produced by the AI. Asking it to write from nothing is risky; asking it to format your data is much safer. Two: always anonymize, because any citizen can go to the APDP. Three: specify the type of document, the context, the recipients and the level of formality. Four: share common rules. Responsibility stays human. 1:15 · On screen: Final project: your department's charter, 1 page Your final project: write the responsible AI usage charter for your own department. One page is enough. The AI tutor helps you structure it, then you write the final version. 1:35 · On screen: Final exam, verifiable certificate, "Field Practice Validated" mention Then you take the final exam and get your verifiable certificate. You can also aim for the "Field Practice Validated" mention, by sharing your charter with real colleagues. 1:55 · On screen: Congratulations! Congratulations: you are ready.

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Third, state what you need clearly: the type of document, the context, the recipients, and the level of formality. Fourth, share common rules with your colleagues. The charter makes good practice consistent across the department. But responsibility stays human. Now write a one-page charter for your own department. Your AI tutor can help you structure it. You write and approve the final version. Then take the final exam and receive your verifiable certificate. You can also work toward the "Field Practice Validated" mention by sharing your charter with real colleagues. Your scattered habits now have a shared home: one practical page your department can use. Congratulations-you are ready to use AI responsibly.