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Google 研究人员要求解除保密协议以公开 AI 风险

Google researchers demand freedom to tell the world what they know about AI

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Google 内部的 AI 研究人员正在向管理层施压,要求解除非诋毁协议和合同限制,以便向公众自由公开他们所了解的 AI 技术风险。知情人士称,员工认为现有合同阻碍了他们对技术隐患发出警告。

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

Employment contracts deter staff from warning the public about AI risks, current workers said.

November 3, 2026 at 11:42 a.m. EST Today at 11:42 a.m. EST

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The Google logo at the International AI Summit in Dublin on Oct. 14. (Paul Faith/AFP/Getty Images)

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By Gerrit De Vynck

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.

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