Module 5: Transparency and Disclosure
Standing behind AI-assisted work. How to document it, maintain auditability, and hold institutional memory around AI use, plus the disclosure judgment required in regulated and public-facing environments. You document so you can be transparent, and you disclose because you have the receipts.
Session structure
The 30-minute peer share is protected in every module, because peer exchange, not formal instruction, is where the learning compounds.
Capstone build step
Author the runbook, start a change log, add a health check.
Writing down what you understand well enough to hand to someone else, or your future self after a bad week. This runbook becomes both your manual and the artifact you defend in Module 7.
Surface: runbook, change log, health check
Explain your system in your own words, start a change log, and add a health check you prove by making it fire.
Start building ->The materials
Pre-work
What to have done before we meet: the Module 4 assignment.
Open pre-work ->Session guide
The full run of show: the three blocks, the timings, and the facilitator notes. Sign-in required.
Open guide ->Teaching slides
The 16:9 deck for display during the instruction block. Sign-in required.
Open deck ->Homework
To be written with the session content.
Open homework ->Debrief
The recap and the session recording, posted after we meet. Sign-in required.
Open debrief ->Reading
The Five Elements Spine: Personal OS Architecture Guide
The primary reading, and the map you will grade your own system against for the rest of the program.
Building with AI: the four Ds in practice
The Diligence half of the four Ds is the seed of this module: taking responsibility for the result.
Time to read: about 10 minutes
Documentation, auditability, and disclosure
To be written. The ethics and disclosure material was previously slated for the retired Code module and was never drafted.
To be writtenBuild status
The build step is settled and real. The teaching content is genuinely net-new: the outline names the ethics and disclosure material as previously slated for the retired Code module, never written.