What you will learn
By the end of this lesson, you can:
- Recognise all six Essential AI Practices.
- Choose foundations or implementation depth.
- Record gaps without claiming compliance.
Why it matters for Wattlebridge Legal
The six practices help the firm examine accountability, people, risks, information, testing and human control together.
What the team does
Turn the question into recorded work.
Read the foundations
Elspeth reviews all six Essential AI Practices against the proposed matter-update task.
Use implementation guidance
Rohan and Anika examine how access tests, source checks, disclosure and escalation would work in practice.
Keep gaps open
Coverage records retain the unproven protections and review capability instead of treating mapped guidance as a pass.
Result and limit
The team can connect published guidance to concrete work and unresolved limits.
What is still unresolved: Guidance alignment is neither certification nor evidence that the Microsoft configuration is suitable.
See the record in the product
Review this work in context.
Foundations and implementation practice coverage
The link opens the exact read-only chapter after sign-in.
Open this chapter in Wattlebridge LegalOfficial guidance
Read the source guidance.
- Essential AI Practices
- Guidance for AI adoption: foundations
- Guidance for AI adoption: implementation guidance
Sources checked 6 October 2026. ZH AI Governance is designed to support these National AI Centre resources. It is not approved, certified or endorsed by the Australian Government.