The document states that DeepMind aims to share information with government authorities when it assesses that a model has reached a Critical Capability Level posing an unmitigated and material risk to public safety. The provision does not specify which government authorities, which jurisdictions, what information would be shared, or within what timeframe.
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This provision establishes a stated commitment to proactive government disclosure under specific conditions, but the operative terms, including which authorities are contacted, what constitutes unmitigated and material risk, and what information is shared, are not defined in this document. The practical application of this commitment may require evaluation against applicable regulatory notification obligations in relevant jurisdictions.
Interpretive note: The provision uses aspirational language ('aim to share') and does not define the triggering threshold, recipient authorities, jurisdictional scope, or nature of information to be shared, making operational interpretation substantially uncertain.
This provision states that under certain assessed risk conditions, DeepMind will share information with government authorities rather than directly notifying end users or the public. The document does not establish a consumer notification mechanism in connection with this government information-sharing commitment.
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Compare across platforms →"For instance, if we assess that a model has reached a CCL that poses an unmitigated and material risk to overall public safety, we aim to share information with appropriate government authorities where it will facilitate the development of safe AI.Excerpt from Google DeepMind's Frontier Safety Framework
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages potential mandatory incident reporting obligations under the EU AI Act for providers of general-purpose AI models with systemic risk, as well as voluntary information-sharing frameworks established by the UK …
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This provision establishes a stated commitment to proactive government disclosure under specific conditions, but the operative terms, including which authorities are contacted, what constitutes unmitigated and material risk, and what information is shared, are not defined in this document. The practical application of this commitment may require evaluation against applicable regulatory notification obligations in relevant jurisdictions.
This provision states that under certain assessed risk conditions, DeepMind will share information with government authorities rather than directly notifying end users or the public. The document does not establish a consumer notification mechanism in connection with this government information-sharing commitment.
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