Effective Date: 1 January 2025
Version: 3.0 — Ultra-Final (Djenie Edition)
1. PURPOSE & SCOPE
This AI Governance & Safety Statement explains how In Delay There Lies No Plenty Pty Ltd ACN 162 881 138 ATF Future Thinking Family Trust t/a Djenie ABN 98 399 797 036 (“Djenie”) governs, evaluates, and safeguards all Artificial Intelligence (“AI”) systems used in its operations.
Unlike Cushi.ai, which provides AI-powered onboarding and learning tools, Djenie deploys AI in a limited and controlled manner to support:
- internal automation,
- quality assurance in development,
- data validation,
- operational efficiency,
- secure system monitoring.
Djenie does NOT deploy AI toward end-users for behavioural recommendations, personalisation, workforce decisions, or high-risk contexts.
This Statement aligns with: - ISO/IEC 42001 (AI Management Systems)
- NIST AI Risk Management Framework
- Australian AI Ethics Principles
- OECD AI Principles
- Singapore Model AI Governance Framework
2. GOVERNANCE STRUCTURE & ACCOUNTABILITY
AI Governance Owner: Chief Technology Officer (CTO)
Responsibilities:
- AI risk management & governance
- Compliance with ISO/IEC 42001 guidance
- Oversight of internal AI systems
- Safety review and approvals
AI Risk & Safety Group:
- Reviews internal AI use cases
- Approves models and data handling
- Verifies safeguards and ethical alignment
Engineering & Data Leads:
- Ensure secure development
- Maintain model robustness and testing
- Validate datasets and input/output controls
3. AI RISK CLASSIFICATION MODEL
Djenie uses a conservative risk framework:
Unacceptable-Risk:
- Any AI system affecting minors, safety, identity verification, biometric processing — NOT PERMITTED.
High-Risk:
- AI in employment, eligibility, financial scoring, legal determinations — NOT PERMITTED.
Moderate-Risk:
- Internal automation tools (human oversight required).
Low-Risk:
- Data-cleaning scripts, coding assistants, pattern recognition for diagnostics.
Minimal-Risk:
- UI enhancements, non-personal analytics, documentation assistance.
4. AI LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT
Djenie applies a full lifecycle approach:
Design:
- Privacy-by-design
- Threat modelling
- Safety and harm analysis
Development: - Secure SDLC
- Dataset review
- Bias screening
Testing: - Robustness testing
- Adversarial prompt testing
- Output validation
Deployment: - Access control
- Audit logging
- Rate limiting
- Guardrail enforcement
Monitoring: - Drift detection
- Misuse detection
- Error-rate tracking
Review: - Periodic evaluation
- Safety audits
5. SAFETY & RISK CONTROLS
Djenie implements:
- Guardrails to prevent harmful outputs
- Abuse-prevention mechanisms
- Automated safety filters
- Audit trails on all AI-assisted workflows
- Red-team testing for edge cases
- Fail-safe and fallback behaviours
6. HUMAN OVERSIGHT
All AI-assisted actions require:
- Human override capacity
- Final human validation
- Supervisory review for consequential tasks
AI outputs serve only as supportive tools, not final authority.
7. FAIRNESS, TRANSPARENCY & BIAS TESTING
Djenie applies:
- Dataset quality checks
- Bias detection techniques
- Fairness constraints where applicable
- Documentation of data provenance
- Transparency regarding AI-assisted operations
Djenie does not infer or record protected characteristics without lawful basis.
8. PROHIBITED AI USES
Djenie prohibits:
- AI-driven decisions affecting employment or eligibility
- Biometrics or facial recognition
- Surveillance or behavioural analysis
- Political persuasion
- Medical advice or diagnostics
- Automated decisions that produce legal or significant effects
- Processing sensitive data for AI training
9. VENDOR & THIRD-PARTY MODEL OVERSIGHT
Djenie requires all AI vendors to:
- Provide documentation on data handling and model behaviour
- Maintain privacy and security controls equivalent to ISO 27001/27701
- Submit to risk assessments
- Support regulatory compliance
10. AI INCIDENT RESPONSE & ESCALATION
Djenie maintains a dedicated AI incident response workflow:
- Immediate triage of AI-related anomalies
- Escalation to AI Risk & Safety Group
- Corrective action and containment
- Notification to affected partners where required
- Post-incident review and documentation
11. RECORD-KEEPING & AUDITABILITY
Djenie maintains:
- Model usage records
- Internal model cards
- Dataset provenance logs
- AI risk assessments
- Lifecycle documentation
- Evidence aligned with ISO/IEC 42001
12. RELATIONSHIP TO OTHER POLICIES
This Statement should be read with:
- Privacy Policy
- Data Processing Agreement
- Security Overview
- Responsible Disclosure Policy
VERSION CONTROL & GOVERNANCE
Version: 3.0 — Ultra-Final (Djenie Edition)
Effective Date: 1 January 2025
Approval: Chief Executive Officer, Djenie
Change Summary: Complete rewrite from Cushi version; removed end-user AI modules, aligned scope to internal operational AI, strengthened prohibited uses, updated governance roles.
Review Cycle: Annual or earlier as required.
