Google researchers are fighting the company to tell the world what they know about AI

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Democracy Dies in DarknessExclusiveEmployment contracts deter staff from warning the public about AI risks, current workers said.November 3, 2026 at 11:42 a.m. EST19 minutes agoThe Google logo at the International AI Summit in Dublin on Oct.

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(Paul Faith/AFP/Getty Images)Workers inside Google’s artificial intelligence division are pushing executives to release them from non-disparagement agreements, arguing that they must be free to inform the public about the risks of the technology they are working to advance, according to sources inside the company.