Approved model access
Define the people and models approved for your workspace. The platform direction supports model choice; the initial pilot is planned around one provider.

Give your team a clear path to approved AI—with security policies, spending boundaries, and oversight built into the way you work.
Managed AI governance & control · Prelaunch
Right people. Defined permissions.
Clear rules before a request proceeds.
Useful intelligence within agreed limits.
Illustrative platform direction. Pilot availability is subject to validation.
AI brings possibility. Every new tool also brings decisions about who can use it, what information can leave, and how much it can cost.
48 AI is being built to bring those decisions together in a managed governance and control platform. A practical way to enable approved AI use while keeping responsibility clear.
Find your starting point →Define the people and models approved for your workspace. The platform direction supports model choice; the initial pilot is planned around one provider.
Set expectations for what belongs in AI requests, with scoped input checks and accountable oversight for use through 48 AI.
Plan usage allowances and hard limits, with activity and budget visibility to support responsible adoption.
Choose a repeatable text-based task and agree on the information your team may use.
Discuss approved users, model access, input policies, oversight, and spending limits.
Early access is by invitation, subject to readiness checks and an agreed scope.
Your team wants useful AI. Your business needs clear rules for access, information, and spending.
Whether employees are exploring ChatGPT, Claude, or Gemini, start by defining what approved use looks like. Governed access means agreeing on users, permitted information, model choices, and human review.
48 AI is being built to provide that managed control layer for requests through its workspace. The initial pilot is planned around one provider; access to additional providers requires validation.
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