Precautionary Principle
The principle of taking conservative measures to avoid potentially irreversible consequences when science cannot confirm whether an activity will cause harm; commonly applied in environmental policy and risk management and now introduced into the field of AI code governance.
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The precautionary principle is often invoked in environmental policy and risk management, referring to taking conservative measures to avoid potentially irreversible consequences when it is scientifically impossible to confirm whether an activity will cause harm.
预防性原则最早在1970年代的德国环境政策中被系统化提出（Vorsorgeprinzip），后被纳入1992年里约环境与发展宣言
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The precautionary principle is often invoked in environmental policy and risk management, referring to taking conservative measures to avoid potentially irreversible consequences when it is scientifically impossible to confirm whether an activity will cause harm.
50%Unverified预防性原则最早在1970年代的德国环境政策中被系统化提出（Vorsorgeprinzip），后被纳入1992年里约环境与发展宣言
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