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This provision establishes a design and development standard for Google's AI systems, requiring bias assessment and mitigation as operational requirements rather than optional practices. It creates an institutional framework for evaluating algorithmic outcomes against fairness criteria applicable to sensitive demographic and characteristic categories.
This provision describes the standards Google applies when developing and deploying AI products users interact with, establishing that bias evaluation and mitigation are built into the development process rather than applied after deployment. Users operate under AI systems designed according to these fairness commitments, though the clause does not establish individual remedies or enforcement mechanisms.
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"Avoid creating or reinforcing unfair bias. AI algorithms and datasets can reflect, reinforce, or reduce unfair biases. We recognize that distinguishing fair from unfair biases is not always simple, and differs across cultures and societies. We will seek to avoid unjust impacts on people, particularly those related to sensitive characteristics such as race, ethnicity, gender, nationality, income, sexual orientation, ability, and political or religious belief.— Excerpt from Google's Google AI Principles
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This provision establishes a design and development standard for Google's AI systems, requiring bias assessment and mitigation as operational requirements rather than optional practices. It creates an institutional framework for evaluating algorithmic outcomes against fairness criteria applicable to sensitive demographic and characteristic categories.
This provision describes the standards Google applies when developing and deploying AI products users interact with, establishing that bias evaluation and mitigation are built into the development process rather than applied after deployment. Users operate under AI systems designed according to these fairness commitments, though the clause does not establish individual remedies or enforcement mechanisms.
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