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        "text": "Use a private, approved source library and limit the assistant’s access to only the information required for its task. Do not paste private member conversations, payment details, passwords, or identifying information into a tool unless the platform’s privacy terms and internal controls have been reviewed.\\n\\nContext: Community AI systems may expose member data through prompts, logs, connected files, or integrations. Current community-management guidance stresses checking what data the service can access, where it is stored, and how long generated material is retained.\\n\\nKey factors:\\n- Data retention and model-training settings\\n- Account permissions and connected applications\\n- Member expectations and disclosures\\n- Handling of private messages and uploaded files\\n\\nPractical guidance: Create a data-minimization rule, remove unnecessary identifiers, restrict access by role, and document what may be submitted. Keep sensitive complaints and private support conversations with authorized people.\\n\\nRun My AI Biz’s human-oversight approach is compatible with cautious, permission-based implementation.",
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