The document states that Google employs design, testing, monitoring, and safeguards intended to mitigate harmful outcomes and avoid unfair bias in AI systems.
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This provision creates a public commitment to bias avoidance and harm mitigation across the AI lifecycle, which engages anti-discrimination regulatory frameworks and may serve as a reference point in regulatory or civil proceedings concerning specific AI products.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision engages the EU AI Act's requirements for bias testing and fairness in high-risk AI systems, as well as FTC guidance on AI fairness and the Equal Credit Opportunity Act and …
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This provision creates a public commitment to bias avoidance and harm mitigation across the AI lifecycle, which engages anti-discrimination regulatory frameworks and may serve as a reference point in regulatory or civil proceedings concerning specific AI products.
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