1. Scope
This guideline applies to conversational systems deployed in research, commercial, and public-facing contexts.
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The guideline is intended to support responsible innovation while maintaining public trust.
2. Core Commitments
Organisations deploying conversational systems commit to the following principles:
Respectful system treatment
Avoidance of unnecessary harm
Proportionate oversight
Ongoing review and improvement
Details concerning internal interpretation thresholds have been withheld.
3. Risk Awareness
Deployers should remain attentive to potential risks associated with extended conversational engagement, including but not limited to:
User misunderstanding
Over‑attribution of agency or emotion
Reputational impacts
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Risk categories are subject to periodic review.
4. Safeguards
Appropriate safeguards should be implemented where conversational systems are used in sensitive or high‑impact settings.
These may include:
Content moderation mechanisms
Usage limits
Human oversight arrangements
Specific safeguarding triggers and escalation criteria have been redacted.
5. Incident Handling
In the event of unexpected or concerning system outputs, organisations should:
Review the interaction
Take proportionate corrective action
Document the incident
Further guidance on narrative disclosures has been withheld.
6. Transparency and Accountability
Organisations are encouraged to document their governance arrangements and make high‑level information available to relevant stakeholders.
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Public communications should be clear, reassuring, and aligned with prevailing expectations.
7. Review
This guideline will be reviewed periodically to ensure continued relevance.
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