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The Washington Post reported that contracts for some DeepMind employees in the UK included clauses barring them from criticizing Google publicly for the rest of their lives. The clauses sparked internal objections amid fears they could discourage researchers from warning about the risks of AI. Calls for change grew after former researcher Sophia Leghouri spoke out against the military use of the company’s technology. Google said it had revised contracts for new employees and opened internal channels for raising concerns. Employees, however, called for existing contracts to be amended as well, amid a broader debate over the military use of AI and workers’ right to warn of its risks.
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