Google commits to weigh the societal benefits and risks of AI applications before developing or deploying them, aiming for net positive social impact.
This principle means Google claims to assess societal impact before deploying AI in sensitive areas like healthcare and transportation — directly affecting whether AI affecting consumers' health, safety, or mobility is deployed responsibly.
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This benefit-risk balancing commitment is the foundational principle governing Google's AI development decisions and creates a standard against which product launches can be evaluated.
REGULATORY FRAMEWORK: Aligns with EU AI Act recitals 1-5 and Article 9 risk management obligations. Engages GDPR Article 35 data protection impact assessment requirements for high-risk processing. US NIST AI Risk Management Framework (AI RMF) Govern and Map functions reflect similar benefit-risk analysis obligations.
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