We’re committed to developing Gemini responsibly, innovating on safety and security alongside capabilities
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We aim for Gemini to adhere to specific safety, security, and responsibility criteria
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Defining what not to do is only part of the safety story – it is equally important to define what we do want the model to do
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Compared to Gemini 1.5 models, the 2.0 models are substantially safer
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Our primary safety evaluations assess the extent to which our models follow our content safety policies
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