Allowable beneficial exceptions
Posted: Thu Jan 30, 2025 6:48 am
Google’s old policy contained three sections of prohibited activities, whereas the updated policy has four. Another significant change is the addition of what Google calls “exceptions to these policies.”
Exceptions include documentary, educational, artistic, or scientific considerations and “where harms are outweighed by substantial benefits to the public.”
Why Google made the update
The tech giant says its Generative AI models can help people learn, explore, and islands mobile numbers list create, but it expects them to do so in a responsible, safe, and legal way.
Although the updated policy contains nothing new, and other tech firms like Open AI and Microsoft have already implemented similar usage rules, the new policies’ simplified language leaves no room for confusion. You can review the new Generative AI Prohibited Use Policy on Google’s privacy and terms page.
Exceptions include documentary, educational, artistic, or scientific considerations and “where harms are outweighed by substantial benefits to the public.”
Why Google made the update
The tech giant says its Generative AI models can help people learn, explore, and islands mobile numbers list create, but it expects them to do so in a responsible, safe, and legal way.
Although the updated policy contains nothing new, and other tech firms like Open AI and Microsoft have already implemented similar usage rules, the new policies’ simplified language leaves no room for confusion. You can review the new Generative AI Prohibited Use Policy on Google’s privacy and terms page.