The document states that Google's AI governance covers the full model lifecycle, including pre-launch risk assessment, post-launch monitoring, and continuous remediation, with safety measures that adapt over time.
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This provision establishes a publicly stated multi-phase governance structure for AI systems, which may be evaluated by regulators under frameworks such as the EU AI Act that require documented risk management and post-market monitoring for high-risk AI systems.
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Compare across platforms →"our AI governance is operationalized through a comprehensive and multi-layered approach that spans the entire model lifecycle — from responsible model development and deployment to post-launch monitoring and remediation. We identify and assess AI risks through research, expert input, and comprehensive pre- and post-launch testing — which inform our policies and frameworks. We implement robust mitigations to address these risks, enabling our safety measures to continuously adapt to the complexities of a rapidly advancing technological landscape.Excerpt from Google's AI Principles
(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision directly engages the EU AI Act's requirements for post-market monitoring systems for high-risk AI systems, as well as NIST AI Risk Management Framework guidance on continuous monitoring.
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This provision establishes a publicly stated multi-phase governance structure for AI systems, which may be evaluated by regulators under frameworks such as the EU AI Act that require documented risk management and post-market monitoring for high-risk AI systems.
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