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Prohibited AI Practices Checklist

Checklist to help you review whether any of your AI uses could come close to prohibited practices: manipulation, social scoring, emotion recognition at work or school, improper biometrics, among others.

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Who it helps

Organizations operating in the EU or Peru, or offering AI in Texas.

Who uses it
Legal, compliance, AI committee, product and use-case owners
Usual owner
AI committee; legal
Formats
DOCX, PDF
Languages
Español, English
Approximate length
3 pages
Length
Short. A notice, a letter, a register or a checklist, ready to fill in.
Document type
Assessments, matrices and reports. Tools to analyze a system, a vendor or a risk and document the conclusion.
Document code
APG-RSK-006. APG is the AI Policy Generator collection, RSK the area (Risk) and the number identifies the document. Use it to cite the document in your document system.

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APG-RSK-006 · Version 1.1.0 · sources as of November 4, 2026

How to use this document

  • Use it to review every AI system in the inventory, before buying, building or deploying it, and rule out that it comes close to a prohibited practice or misuse.
  • Suggested owner: the [AI COMMITTEE], with legal as reviewer; each use-case owner completes the questionnaire for their system.
  • Before adopting it, decide who can close an assessment as "no indication" and who decides when there is doubt; the rule in this document is that any "Yes" or "Not sure" goes to legal.
  • Complete the system profile (section 3), the questionnaire (section 4) and the decision record (section 6) for each system, including those already in use.
  • If you operate in the European Union, apply the checklist to the whole inventory before the date on which the practices added by Regulation (EU) 2026/1744 start to apply (see Related regulatory references).
  • Keep in "Country variants" only the jurisdictions where you operate.
  • The checklist helps spot risks; it does not replace legal analysis of a specific case. Doubtful cases are reviewed by internal legal or an outside advisor.
  • Approve the checklist in the [AI COMMITTEE] and add the prohibitions to the AI use policy that staff know.

Prohibited AI Practices Checklist

1. Purpose and scope

[ORGANIZATION NAME] uses this checklist to confirm that no AI system it develops, buys or uses carries out practices prohibited by applicable law or by its own red lines, and to keep a record of each decision.

It applies to all AI systems in the inventory, in-house or third-party, including generative AI models used by staff and AI features embedded in vendor products.

2. When it applies

  • Before buying, contracting, developing or deploying an AI system.
  • Before turning on a new AI feature in a tool already under contract.
  • When the system's purpose, data, affected people or vendor changes.
  • When the law changes (for example, when new prohibited practices are added).
  • Once a year for the whole inventory.
  • Retroactively for systems already in use that have no recorded assessment.

Full table of contents of the document:

  • 1. Purpose and scope
  • 2. When it applies
  • 3. Profile of the system assessed
  • 4. Screening questionnaire
  • 5. Nuances to review before answering
  • 6. Decision record
  • 7. Escalation
  • 8. Register of rejected or modified cases
  • 9. Communication to staff
  • Country variants
  • Implementation aids
  • Related regulatory references
  • Version history

Rules in the registry whose obligations relate to this base document, based on our reading of the sources. It does not mean they apply to you.

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

European Union

Mexico

Peru

Illinois

Texas

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