Safety Protocol

A Safety Protocol is a protocol that defines safety procedures to prevent harmful outcomes.

• AKA: Safety Procedure, Protection Protocol, Safety Guidelines, Safety Standard.
• Context:
  • It can typically specify Safety Rules for risk prevention.
  • It can typically establish Safety Boundarys through constraint definition.
  • It can often require Safety Verification via compliance checks.
  • It can often support Risk Management with preventive measures.
  • It can range from being a Minimal Safety Protocol to being a Comprehensive Safety Protocol, depending on its coverage scope.
  • It can range from being a Static Safety Protocol to being a Dynamic Safety Protocol, depending on its adaptability.
  • It can range from being a Mandatory Safety Protocol to being a Optional Safety Protocol, depending on its enforcement level.
  • It can range from being a Domain-Specific Safety Protocol to being a Universal Safety Protocol, depending on its application scope.
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• Examples:
  • Physical Safety Protocols, such as:
    • Laboratory Safety Protocol for experiment safety.
    • Construction Safety Protocol for worksite safety.
  • Digital Safety Protocols, such as:
    • Cybersecurity Protocol for system protection.
    • Data Privacy Protocol for information protection.
  • Fail-Safe LLM Enhancement Protocol as an AI safety protocol.
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• Counter-Examples:
  • Performance Protocol, which optimizes speed rather than safety.
  • Efficiency Protocol, which prioritizes resource use over protection.
  • Risk-Taking Strategy, which accepts rather than prevents hazards.
• See: Protocol, Fail-Safe LLM Enhancement Protocol, LLM Safety Framework, Safety Standard, Risk Management Protocol, Protection System, Security Protocol.

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