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This provision establishes Google's operational framework for bias mitigation in AI development. It describes the institutional practices—rigorous design, testing, monitoring, and safeguards—that constitute the entity's approach to managing potential harms from bias, operating as a commitment to process rather than outcome.
This provision describes Google's commitment to employ specific technical and procedural measures to address bias in AI systems that users may interact with. The clause does not establish a right to specific remedies or guarantee absence of bias, but rather commits the entity to implementing mitigation mechanisms during development and deployment.
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This provision establishes Google's operational framework for bias mitigation in AI development. It describes the institutional practices—rigorous design, testing, monitoring, and safeguards—that constitute the entity's approach to managing potential harms from bias, operating as a commitment to process rather than outcome.
This provision describes Google's commitment to employ specific technical and procedural measures to address bias in AI systems that users may interact with. The clause does not establish a right to specific remedies or guarantee absence of bias, but rather commits the entity to implementing mitigation mechanisms during development and deployment.
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