When building business tools with AI-generated code, the core principle is to completely separate programme functionality from access permissions. Employees get the interface. You keep the verification logic and the keys.
Concretely, you can implement a layered authorisation mechanism. The first layer is the user interface: this is what employees interact with daily, for entering data and getting results. The second layer is the verification layer: every critical operation must pass an independent authorisation check that only you control. The third layer is the core algorithm layer: this is the real brain of the programme, running in an environment that only you can access.
The technical means for implementing layering can be surprisingly simple. Store the core logic in encrypted modules. Encrypt critical data with your personal key. Require your digital signature to execute operations. Even if an employee has the complete programme file, they cannot run the core functionality without your authorisation.
The special advantage of AI-generated code is that you can describe this security architecture in natural language and ask the AI to generate the code following the layering principle. You do not need to become a programming expert. Yousimply clearly tell the AI what security architecture you want.
A practical approach is to ask the AI to generate a programme with encryption and access control. Core data is encrypted with your personal key. Each run requires an authorisation file signed by you. This way, the programme genuinely cannot function without you.
Before implementing, write the above requirements into a clear prompt and ask the AI to assess technical feasibility and generate a specific implementation plan.