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This principle functions as an evaluation framework that Google applies when considering AI development and deployment decisions. It establishes a comparative analysis requirement—balancing anticipated societal benefits against identified risks—as a governance criterion for AI initiatives.
This principle does not establish specific user-facing obligations or restrictions. It describes Google's internal decision-making framework for AI development, which may influence what AI applications are offered to users and in what form, but does not modify user rights or responsibilities under service agreements.
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"We will assess AI applications in view of the following equal and interdependent principles: Be socially beneficial. The expanded reach of new technologies increasingly touches society as a whole. Advances in AI will have transformative impacts in a wide range of fields, including healthcare, security, energy, transportation, manufacturing, and entertainment. As we consider potential development and uses of AI technologies, we will take into account a broad range of social and economic factors, and will proceed where we believe that the overall likely benefits substantially outweigh the foreseeable risks and harms.— Excerpt from Google's Google AI Principles
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This principle functions as an evaluation framework that Google applies when considering AI development and deployment decisions. It establishes a comparative analysis requirement—balancing anticipated societal benefits against identified risks—as a governance criterion for AI initiatives.
This principle does not establish specific user-facing obligations or restrictions. It describes Google's internal decision-making framework for AI development, which may influence what AI applications are offered to users and in what form, but does not modify user rights or responsibilities under service agreements.
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