Google DeepMind staff resign over military AI contracts
Several Google DeepMind employees have resigned over the company's military AI contracts, according to reports.
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- Sofia Liguori, a London-based research engineer, resigned from Google DeepMind this week.
- Liguori told the BBC that Google's push for AI in military operations made her feel ashamed to work at the company.
- Andreas Kirsch, an AI researcher, also resigned from Google DeepMind earlier this month over similar concerns.
- A Google spokesperson said the company follows a consistent review process for contracts and has channels for employees to raise concerns.
- Google is one of several tech companies that signed contracts with the US military earlier this year to deploy AI in classified settings.
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- The InterceptFar leftGoogle DeepMind Engineer Resigns in Protest of Pentagon Contract ↗
- BBC News (US & Canada)Wire / unratedGoogle experiences resignation backlash over AI military contracts ↗
- Breitbart (Politics)Far rightGoogle Deepmind Employees Resign in Protest over AI Deal with Trump's Pentagon ↗
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