In light of the story around AI ethics researcher Timnit Gebru, do you believe Google is committed to transparent and ethical AI practices?

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Yes, they are, and they handled the situation appropriately23%

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I'm not sure they are committed to transparent and ethical AI practices19%

No, they are not committed to transparent and ethical AI practices7%

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Lead Consulant, Customer Success in Software4 years ago

I think google by nature always has some nefarious intent with anything they do. It is all centered around making money and using data no matter how it is acquired as a means to do so.

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