“implement appropriate human oversight and safeguards to mitigate potential risks associated with your use of Asana AI (i.e., impacts on a person's fundamental rights, health or safety);”
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This places an affirmative obligation on users to actively manage AI-related risks, meaning responsibility for harm mitigation is shared with or shifted to the user.
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The reader is required to establish human oversight and safeguards when using Asana AI, particularly where impacts on fundamental rights, health, or safety may arise.
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"implement appropriate human oversight and safeguards to mitigate potential risks associated with your use of Asana AI (i.e., impacts on a person's fundamental rights, health or safety);Excerpt from Asana's Terms of Service
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This places an affirmative obligation on users to actively manage AI-related risks, meaning responsibility for harm mitigation is shared with or shifted to the user.
The reader is required to establish human oversight and safeguards when using Asana AI, particularly where impacts on fundamental rights, health, or safety may arise.
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