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This provision operationalizes Google's commitment to embed privacy, security, and IP protection into AI development processes. It establishes an institutional standard for how Google's AI systems are designed and deployed rather than as post-deployment modifications.
This provision authorizes Google to design AI systems with privacy and security protections integrated into core functionality. Users interact with AI systems developed under these design principles, which establish baseline requirements for how user data and IP are handled within those systems.
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This provision operationalizes Google's commitment to embed privacy, security, and IP protection into AI development processes. It establishes an institutional standard for how Google's AI systems are designed and deployed rather than as post-deployment modifications.
This provision authorizes Google to design AI systems with privacy and security protections integrated into core functionality. Users interact with AI systems developed under these design principles, which establish baseline requirements for how user data and IP are handled within those systems.
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