Yeah, I understand that. Let me take this back to the to the team because when the question were sent to us, it actually said we are to “submit the model for evaluation.” I think, Minister, you have explained the idea clearly, let me take this back to the team.

So I will definitely take this back to our team, but in my discussion with our team the past few days, I think our preference is that developer of LLM provide documentaion outlining how the model is intended to be used, known inappropriate uses, known risks, and recommendations for deployers ...

So what we will recommend is a principled approach to AI model disclosures, balancing the need and the privacy of users and recognizing the importance of protecting IP and information that contributes to industry competitiveness. For example, where it is possible and appropriate. A developer of an LLM should provide ...

I wanted to say first of all, Meaningful transparency can be helpful in building trust in AI technologies. But it is important that due care is applied when disclosing information about AI models, such as through the “submission” of LLMs for evaluation. This is especially because such comparison requirements, such ...

In terms of disinformation - purposefully misleading content: Any ad created with GAI is subject to our existing Ads policies before it serves and enforcement actions, if it violates our policies. Our ads policies prohibit manipulating media to deceive, defraud, or mislead others. So basically, there are exisitng ads product ...

For the YouTube creator labelling - it’s any content uploaded to YouTube that has been altered or generator using generative AI tools.

So that’s a very good question. If you will allow me to get back to you on that because we just announced this Creator Studio tool in March. I think it’s about three weeks ago. And so we are simultaneously letting creators know that they need to comply with this. ...

These are some of the ways that Google are ensuring that the images or content showing up on our platforms and via our products remain responsible. I’ll pause here in case anybody has any question.

I talk a bit about our ads product earlier and I want to add that Google is a strong supporter of appropriate disclosures for synthetic media. Being able to run the forensics and identify AI-generated content is critical to prevent the spread of misinformation. All images created with generative AI ...

If the content is not only AI generated, but it also relates to sensitive topics such as news, health, election or finance, we will also display a label on the video itself in the player window. So basically, creators will have to disclose it in the video description if their ...

At Google, we believe that there should be a risk-based approach that builds upon sector-specific guidance. Let me talk about some of our recent efforts to help users navigate content that is AI-generated. First, about content labels on YouTube, we have been a strong supporter of disclosure in appropriate context. ...

Thank you all. Let me go ahead and talk a bit about our approach to AI. I want to talk a bit about labels and watermark. First, let me start by saying that we are investing in tools to help users understand when they are interacting with generative AI content. ...