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Home: An introduction to the council and its purpose. Link to /.
Start with AI: Choose a useful first business problem. Link to /start-with-ai.
AI Use Cases: Explore examples of business tasks AI could support. Link to /ai-use-cases.
Explore programs
Programs and Services: Find planned areas of support. Link to /programs.
Education and Training: Build practical knowledge for decisions at work. Link to /programs/education.
AI Advisory: Express interest in support for evaluating a project. Link to /programs/advisory.
Workforce and Leadership: Prepare people for useful AI adoption. Link to /programs/workforce.
Use AI responsibly
Responsible AI: Explore principles that protect people and trust. Link to /responsible-ai.
Practical AI Guidelines: Use questions to guide a team discussion. Link to /responsible-ai/guidelines.
Find resources and news
Resource Center: Define a project, prepare vendor questions, and review a test. Link to /resources.
Events: Follow planned learning sessions and registration announcements. Link to /events.
Insights and Newsroom: Read council developments and editorial priorities. Link to /newsroom.
Learn about the council
About ACAIC: Read the mission and priorities. Link to /about.
Leadership and Advisory Council: Learn about the perspectives being brought together. Link to /about/leadership.
Governance and Independence: Understand the council's founding governance priorities. Link to /about/governance.
Get involved
Serve on the Council: Express interest in board or advisory service. Link to /get-involved/council.
Partnerships: Explore organizational collaboration. Link to /get-involved/partners.
Contribute Your Expertise: Propose teaching, writing, review, or other contributions. Link to /get-involved/contribute.
Get Council Updates: Sign up for email announcements. Link to /signup.
Get help and website information
Frequently Asked Questions: Find answers about ACAIC. Link to /faq.
Contact: Send a question or request. Link to /contact.
Privacy Notice: Learn about handling of personal information. Link to /privacy.
Website Terms: Read the terms for using the website. Link to /terms.
Accessibility: Report a barrier or request help. Link to /accessibility.
Editorial and launch specifications
Publish the promise consistently
Use American Council for AI in Commerce on the first reference and ACAIC thereafter. Keep the main action focused on council updates. A general signup is an email subscription; reserve board, advisory, and partnership language for their respective forms.
Keep the current formation language until programs, appointments, and dates are confirmed. The proposed free email signup is separate from any future fee based offering. Do not display an invented membership total, outcome statistic, testimonial, government seal, partner logo, accreditation, or certification.
Make every invitation lead somewhere useful
The starting guide, use case examples, practical guidelines, and Resource Center tools are fully written here and can be available on the opening site. Program and event pages explain what is being developed and collect interest. Links to a future course, event, biography, or case study should appear when that content exists.
Use a direct signup flow for the confirmation copy provided. If the chosen email service requires email verification, replace the immediate confirmation with: "Check your inbox to confirm your signup. Select the confirmation link in the email to receive council updates." Show "You're on the council update list" only after confirmation succeeds.
Inquiry forms do not subscribe people to general marketing emails. If the site offers newsletter signup on those forms, use a separate unchecked option: "Also send me council updates. I can unsubscribe at any time."
Complete the operational fields
Before publication, supply the legal operator name, contact address, privacy email, accessibility email, policy effective dates, and the actual technical collection, retention, sharing, and security details. Complete the privacy and terms review using the configured website. Do not publish the bracketed text or the publication details paragraphs.
Reference basis
The ten supplied SBA screenshots inform the use of resource categories, program detail pages, leadership information, contact routes, and clear next actions. They are structural references for an independent council's website.
NIST's AI Risk Management Framework provides a voluntary approach to considering risks and trustworthiness in AI. Its emphasis on evaluating uses and managing effects on people informs the responsible AI themes in this copy. Reference: NIST AI Risk Management Framework.
The FTC's business guidance emphasizes understanding what personal information an organization holds, limiting unnecessary collection, protecting retained information, and preparing for incidents. It supports the approach of checking actual site practices before publishing privacy statements. Reference: FTC guide to protecting personal information.
The website architecture and proposed council roles are recommendations developed for ACAIC. External references do not imply endorsement, accreditation, or a relationship with those organizations.
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