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Google investigates ethical AI team member over handling of sensitive data

By Maria Ponnezhath

Jan 21 2021 6:49AM

Thousands of files shared with external accounts.

Google investigates ethical AI team member over handling of sensitive data

Google is investigating a member of its ethical AI team and has locked the corporate account linked to that person after finding that thousands of files were retrieved from its server and shared with external accounts. Axios, which first reported the latest investigation around a member of ...

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