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This provision operationalizes Google's stated approach to balancing open research dissemination with risk mitigation. It establishes that the organization will pursue concurrent objectives: broad stakeholder engagement and partnership on AI advancement, alongside independent assessment and response to dual-use risks.
Interpretive note: The scope of Google's dual-use responsibility and the specific measures it applies are not defined in this document, making independent assessment necessary.
This provision does not directly impose obligations on users or modify service terms. It describes Google's internal governance approach to AI research practices and partnership structures, which may indirectly affect what AI capabilities or features become available through Google services.
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"We work with a wide range of partners and stakeholders to advance the responsible development of AI. We will continue to share AI research and learnings widely through publications, partnerships, and other programs, while remaining committed to addressing potential harms that may come from dual-use capabilities.— Excerpt from Google's Google AI Principles
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This provision operationalizes Google's stated approach to balancing open research dissemination with risk mitigation. It establishes that the organization will pursue concurrent objectives: broad stakeholder engagement and partnership on AI advancement, alongside independent assessment and response to dual-use risks.
This provision does not directly impose obligations on users or modify service terms. It describes Google's internal governance approach to AI research practices and partnership structures, which may indirectly affect what AI capabilities or features become available through Google services.
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