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The 'substantially outweigh' standard sets a meaningful threshold above mere net-positive benefit, indicating Google commits to a higher bar before releasing AI products.
Google represents that AI products it releases have been assessed such that their likely overall benefits substantially outweigh foreseeable risks.
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The 'substantially outweigh' standard sets a meaningful threshold above mere net-positive benefit, indicating Google commits to a higher bar before releasing AI products.
Google represents that AI products it releases have been assessed such that their likely overall benefits substantially outweigh foreseeable risks.
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