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This establishes that Google's risk identification is both multi-method and continuous across launch stages, and that findings have a defined downstream effect on policies and frameworks.
Google represents that its AI policies and frameworks are informed by ongoing risk assessment using research, expert input, and both pre- and post-launch testing.
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This establishes that Google's risk identification is both multi-method and continuous across launch stages, and that findings have a defined downstream effect on policies and frameworks.
Google represents that its AI policies and frameworks are informed by ongoing risk assessment using research, expert input, and both pre- and post-launch testing.
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