CourseLarge Language Models: The Complete Course · Module 11: Safety, Security, and Alignment · part 80 of 103
Part 80 · Module 11: Safety, Security, and Alignment

Lesson 4: Deploying responsibly: privacy, fairness, policy, disclosure

18 min read·13 Oct 2026
Module 11 · Lesson 4 · About 50 minutes · Needs: Module 6 Lesson 1 (structured output); Lesson 2 of this module (the attack surface) helps

The situation

It is Wednesday 12 August 2026, week 11, the day after the pilot incident. Before the assistant goes live, Maya wants to publish a short note to customers on how it handles their messages. Anika reads the draft and stops at one line: "Your messages are deleted after 30 days."

"Which copies?" she asks. The running example is T-1006, a customer locked out of sign-in who wrote an email address and a phone number into the message. You will follow it through every copy, then test fairness, write a content policy, plan red-teaming and decide what customers are told. Records and messages added here are simulated.

T-1006, FREE PLAN, ACCOUNT_ACCESS, HIGH The reset email never arrived and I checked spam. My login is kofi.osei@example.com phone +44 7700 900321 email address phone number
T-1006 is a routine sign-in ticket that carries two pieces of personal data, an email address and a phone number (red).

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