DAT · Data Protection & Privacy
DAT-09Consent for AI processing
Consent for AI processing is captured from end users and customers where required by law or contract.
Where law or contract requires consent for AI processing, consent is captured from end users and customers before the agent processes their data. Consent records are tracked per data subject and respected at the prompt and retrieval layers: an agent cannot process data for a subject who has not consented or who has withdrawn consent.
Table DAT-09.1 · Maturity criteria · v.1.3
L1 to L5 · the lowest level in scope caps the agentControls exist informally; documentation is incomplete; no consistent review.
Controls are written down; ownership is assigned; review cadence is defined.
Controls are followed in practice; evidence is collected; deviations are tracked.
Consent capture mechanisms are operational; consent records are tracked per data subject; consent withdrawal is honored in real time at the prompt and retrieval layers; compliance is audited.
Control effectiveness is measured against documented thresholds; trends are reported.
Controls evolve based on incident learning; maturity gains are evidenced over time.
The v1.3 edition publishes a control-specific criterion at L3 (Operated). The other levels apply the general ladder to this control; see the maturity ladder.
Evidence an assessor asks for
- E.1
Consent capture mechanisms are operational.
- E.2
Consent records are tracked per data subject.
- E.3
Consent withdrawal is honored in real time at the prompt and retrieval layers.
- E.4
Compliance is audited.
Table DAT-09.2 · Framework mappings
4 of 7 frameworks carry a control-level referenceMappings are directional: meeting this control evidences but does not by itself satisfy the external requirement. A middle dot means no control-level reference is published at this edition; see the crosswalk.
Cite this control
Human Intelligence. HI-AAF v1.3, DAT-09 Consent for AI processing. Public review edition, July 2026. https://humanintel.net/standard/dat/dat-09
Edition v.1.3 · July 2026 · Public review · Markdown · PDF
https://humanintel.net/standard/dat/dat-09
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