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Groq imposes affirmative obligations on users in high-stakes decision-making contexts, meaning failure to conduct risk evaluation or implement safeguards is itself a policy violation, not merely a recommended practice.
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Users who deploy Groq's AI for consequential decisions are required—not merely encouraged—to assess risks and maintain human oversight, testing, and appropriate safeguards.
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Groq imposes affirmative obligations on users in high-stakes decision-making contexts, meaning failure to conduct risk evaluation or implement safeguards is itself a policy violation, not merely a recommended practice.
Users who deploy Groq's AI for consequential decisions are required—not merely encouraged—to assess risks and maintain human oversight, testing, and appropriate safeguards.
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