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This provision creates an operational framework requiring Google to maintain human oversight structures and accountability mechanisms within AI system design and deployment. It establishes a standard by which Google's AI systems are subject to the same internal governance expectations as other company operations.
This provision requires Google to design AI tools with built-in feedback, explanation, and appeal mechanisms available to users. Users operating under these terms have access to these procedurally-defined channels for engaging with AI system decisions and outcomes.
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"Be accountable to people. AI systems should be subject to appropriate human direction and control. We will design AI systems that provide sufficient opportunity for feedback, relevant explanations, and appeal. Our AI tools will be held to the same standards we hold ourselves to as a company, and we will continue to develop and apply strong safety and security practices to avoid unintended results that create risks of harm.— Excerpt from Google's Google AI Principles
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This provision creates an operational framework requiring Google to maintain human oversight structures and accountability mechanisms within AI system design and deployment. It establishes a standard by which Google's AI systems are subject to the same internal governance expectations as other company operations.
This provision requires Google to design AI tools with built-in feedback, explanation, and appeal mechanisms available to users. Users operating under these terms have access to these procedurally-defined channels for engaging with AI system decisions and outcomes.
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