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safeguard

[seyf-gahrd] / ˈseɪfˌgɑrd /




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“We take this very seriously and will continue to improve our safeguards and invest in this vital work.”

From The Wall Street Journal

You don’t have your safeguard against another arrest.”

From Salon

The European Commission expects the U.S. to honor trade commitments and is ready to act to safeguard the bloc’s interests.

From The Wall Street Journal

It says AI must be co-designed with people who use care services and that "a human in the loop" should always oversee decisions, with strong safeguards in place.

From BBC

Industry watchers also suggest the firm's decision could be about keeping lawmakers on side by continuing to offer support to police in cases where safeguarding of its young user base is impacted.

From BBC