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This provision describes Google's internal governance structure for AI deployment decisions. It establishes a procedural mechanism for evaluating high-impact applications before deployment, creating an institutional checkpoint for applications touching sensitive domains.
This provision describes Google's internal review procedures rather than establishing specific user-facing obligations or authorizations. Users operate under the terms as Google's AI systems are developed and deployed following this stated evaluation process.
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"We have a cross-functional team that evaluates AI use cases through the lens of our AI Principles, and in particular looks at use cases that are in "sensitive areas" - including those that relate to human health and safety, and other topics that require particular deliberation. This team looks at each use case, works with relevant teams to look at mitigations, and makes recommendations based on the Principles.— Excerpt from Google's Google AI Principles
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This provision describes Google's internal governance structure for AI deployment decisions. It establishes a procedural mechanism for evaluating high-impact applications before deployment, creating an institutional checkpoint for applications touching sensitive domains.
This provision describes Google's internal review procedures rather than establishing specific user-facing obligations or authorizations. Users operate under the terms as Google's AI systems are developed and deployed following this stated evaluation process.
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