“Implementing appropriate human oversight, due diligence, and feedback mechanisms to align with user goals, social responsibility, and widely accepted principles of international law and human rights.”
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This commitment ties Google's AI practices to internationally recognized legal and human rights standards, establishing a normative baseline for its AI governance.
Interpretive note: The excerpt uses participial phrasing ('Implementing') rather than a direct binding obligation, making enforceability ambiguous. The clause also references alignment with user goals and social responsibility, which are independent propositions omitted from the canonical claim to preserve a single primary proposition.
Google represents that its AI systems are subject to oversight and due diligence processes anchored to international law and human rights principles.
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"Implementing appropriate human oversight, due diligence, and feedback mechanisms to align with user goals, social responsibility, and widely accepted principles of international law and human rights.Excerpt from Google's AI Principles
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This commitment ties Google's AI practices to internationally recognized legal and human rights standards, establishing a normative baseline for its AI governance.
Google represents that its AI systems are subject to oversight and due diligence processes anchored to international law and human rights principles.
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