AIGP Question of the Day — 17 September 2026
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A firm rolls out a generative AI assistant to all staff with a single onboarding email describing the tool. Six months later, misuse incidents are climbing. Which programme element was most clearly inadequate?
- Model selection, since a different foundation model would have reduced misuse
- A role-based, recurring training and awareness programme for staff
- The procurement process used to source and contract for the assistant
- The network security controls governing access to the assistant
A single onboarding email is not a training programme: acceptable use must be taught through role-based, recurring instruction whose effectiveness is measured, and climbing misuse shows that never happened (b). Nothing indicates the model itself caused the misuse (a), that the tool was badly sourced (c), or that unauthorised access occurred (d) — the incidents stem from how staff use the tool.
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