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# Artificial Intelligence policy
Learn more about how the Artificial Intelligence policy works on the Digibee Integration Platform.
The Digibee Integration Platform includes several AI-powered features as part of the **AI Pair Programmer** initiative. These features are designed to accelerate your development process and improve your overall experience on the Platform.
By default, features like the **AI Assistant** in pipelines, the **AI Assistant for Capsules Docs Generation**, and others are enabled for your realm. You can manage their availability by configuring the **Artificial Intelligence** policy.
## **How to configure the Artificial Intelligence policy**
Follow the steps below to enable or disable AI features for your realm:
1. On the Platform home page, click **Administration** in the upper right corner.
2. Under **Governance**, select **Policies**.
3. Go to the **Artificial Intelligence** tab.
4. In the **AI Enablement** policy row, click the **edit icon** in the **Actions** column.
5. To allow access to AI features on the Platform, keep the policy enabled (default setting). To block access, simply disable the policy.
6. Click **Save**.
7. In the confirmation pop-up, type **“I want to edit the policy”** in the **Confirmation message** field, then click **Edit**.
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