The document states that Google implements human oversight, due diligence, and feedback mechanisms in AI development and deployment, aligned with user goals and international law principles.
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This provision creates a public institutional commitment to human oversight in AI systems, which directly engages requirements under the EU AI Act and other emerging AI governance frameworks that mandate human review mechanisms for high-risk AI applications.
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(1) REGULATORY LANDSCAPE: This provision directly engages the EU AI Act's human oversight requirements for high-risk AI systems.
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This provision creates a public institutional commitment to human oversight in AI systems, which directly engages requirements under the EU AI Act and other emerging AI governance frameworks that mandate human review mechanisms for high-risk AI applications.
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