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🔁 Review High-Risk Cases on a Cycle

Put a sensible process around how your organization uses AI, without stopping anyone getting work done. These prompts build the approval queue, the register of what is running, the log of what each tool actually did, and the policy an assistant checks submissions against. Written for the person who has been asked to own this and given no software to do it with.
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We approve AI use cases and then never look at them again. Build me a periodic review app. Set a review frequency per risk level, so high risk cases are reviewed quarterly and low risk annually. Show me a calendar of reviews due with an owner on each. Each review asks specifically what has changed since approval: has the volume grown, has the purpose drifted, has the data involved changed, has the vendor changed the model or the terms, and have there been any incidents. Allow the outcome to be continue, continue with new conditions, or withdraw approval, and make withdrawal a genuine option that actually stops the use. Add an AI agent that prepares each review by comparing the actual run log against what was originally approved, and states plainly where use has drifted beyond the original scope, where volume is far above expectation, and where an incident suggests the controls are not working. Automate three things: review reminders ahead of the due date, an immediate unscheduled review trigger when a vendor announces a material change, and a scheduled report of overdue reviews. Two logins: a case owner who completes their own reviews, and a governance owner who decides.

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Review High-Risk Cases on a Cycle

Reassess approved AI use cases on a risk-based cycle, comparing actual usage against what was originally approved.

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An approval is a judgment about a moment. Models change, use spreads, and volumes grow. This reassesses on a cycle set by risk rather than approving once and forgetting.

What's Included

  • A review cycle set by risk level not one interval for everything.
  • What changed since approval captured explicitly.
  • Approval that can be withdrawn which makes governance real.
  • An assistant that compares actual use against what was approved.

How To Use

  1. Set the cycle by risk. Low risk cases do not need quarterly attention.
  2. Ask what changed, not whether it is still fine.
  3. Be willing to withdraw approval. Otherwise review is theatre.
  4. Reassess immediately when a vendor materially changes a model.

Feed it from the execution log, and reassess with risk assessment.

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