The document states that Google's standard for deploying AI models and applications requires that likely overall benefits substantially outweigh foreseeable risks.
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This provision establishes a publicly stated risk-benefit threshold for AI deployment decisions, which may serve as a reference point in regulatory assessments, civil litigation, or institutional due diligence regarding specific Google AI products.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages the EU AI Act's risk management requirements for AI system providers, particularly obligations to conduct risk assessments for high-risk AI systems.
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This provision establishes a publicly stated risk-benefit threshold for AI deployment decisions, which may serve as a reference point in regulatory assessments, civil litigation, or institutional due diligence regarding specific Google AI products.
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