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Transparency and Interpretability It is crucial to construct generative artificial intelligence tools with a high degree of clarity and interpretability. These tools should incorporate features that allow for the tracking of automated decision-making stages, ensuring transparency and explain ability to both those directly and indi- rectly affected by them. Transparency is an important consideration when building trust in interactions between humans and generative artificial intelligence in government entities, and alerts help demystify content gen- erated by generative artificial intelligence, helping users distinguish between automated and hu- man responses. Users must: 1. Communicate clearly and meaningfully when using generative artificial intelligence to interact with the public. 2. Notify beneficiaries when messages or content are created with generative artificial intelligence. 3. Provide alternative, non-automated communication channels for beneficiaries who prefer human interac- tions. 4. Use watermarks to help beneficiaries identify content created with generative artificial intelligence. Generative Artificial Intelligence Guidelines For Government 3.4 Accountability and Responsibility Designers, developers, users, and evaluators of generative artificial intelligence tools bear ethi- cal responsibility for decisions and actions that may lead to potential risks and negative impacts on individuals and communities. Adopting a generative artificial intelligence system may carry legal and ethical implications, re- quiring comprehensive consideration including, but not limited to, the risk of infringement of intellectual property rights, concerns about data protection, and the potential for human rights violations. Users must: 1. Consult with relevant legal professionals to assess the risks associated with the use of generative artifi- cial intelligence tools and find a way to avoid or reduce these risks. 2. Comply with relevant legislation, including the Personal Data Protection Law, and protect user rights. 3. Ensure that content created with generative artificial intelligence tools respects intellectual property rights and adheres to copyright legislation. Generative Artificial Intelligence Guidelines For Government