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AI governance specialist
New roleMakes sure a company uses AI within the law and under clear rules: an inventory of systems, risk assessment, documents, employee training. The role grew out of the work of lawyers, privacy specialists and compliance officers; AI helps them but doesn't replace licensed legal work.
Where this job sits on the map
In the same group: 14 of 100 professions.
What changes
In the EU, the requirements of the AI Act are being phased in, other countries are writing their own rules, and someone has to track the changes.
There are now standards for managing AI inside a company, such as ISO/IEC 42001 and the NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF).
Data privacy now comes with new questions: transparency for customers, vetting AI vendors, labeling generated content.
AI drafts, the person decides
How the work splits here: AI prepares a draft, the person checks it and makes the call.
What AI does
- Summarizes requirements from the official texts
- Drafts policies, registers and vendor questionnaires
- Compares internal documents against the requirements and flags gaps
- Prepares training materials for employees
You check itRead it, check the facts, fix it. Without this check the draft goes nowhere.
What stays with the person
- The legal assessment and signing off on the conclusions
- Deciding which risks the company accepts and which it doesn't
- Negotiations with management and vendors
- Checking an AI draft against the current version of the law
What to learn first
5 lessons from the course, in order. Start with the first one.
- AI without fear: will AI take my job?Starting from zeroNine common fears about AI and honest answers: jobs, privacy, kids, legal risk and AI mistakes.Start here
- How to write a good promptUserHow to give AI a task: the five parts of a good prompt, Plan Mode, and how to refine an answer instead of starting over.
- AI ethics and safety: hallucinations, attacks, biasUserHallucinations, prompt injection, bias, privacy and copyright: how not to trust AI blindly.
- Security in Claude Code: .env, secrets and data protectionConfident userHow to prevent secret leaks: .env, .gitignore, Claude Code deny rules, a pre-commit hook and secrets in production.
- AI regulation & compliance 2026: the EU AI Act, GDPR, Anthropic's terms, and what small businesses should watch forBuilderAI regulation as of October 2026: the EU AI Act, GDPR, US state laws and a small-business checklist. A general overview, not legal advice.
Which tools to use
AI search with sources: answers with links, Deep Research and the Comet browser.
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Ready-to-use materials
- Data security when working with AIChecklist
What not to paste into a chat, which settings to check and how to limit AI agents.
Free - What never to send to AIChecklist
A 30-second check before you hit send: what to remove, how to anonymize and what to do if it's already gone out.
Free - TermlyGenerator
Generators for a website's privacy policy, terms and conditions and cookie policy.
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How to earn with AI
We don't promise income: results depend on your niche, your market and your work.
- Job
If you're a lawyer, privacy specialist or compliance officer, add AI questions to your work: a register of systems, internal rules, vendor checks.
- Service
For a small company: rules for using AI, a list of approved services and employee training. The legal opinion comes from a licensed attorney.
- Product
A template for an internal AI-use policy and a vendor-check checklist for small businesses.
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Checked: October 2026