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Google advised its scientists to 'strike a constructive tone' in AI research, paperwork present

A "delicate matters" process supplies a round of scrutiny to Google’s customary analysis of papers for pitfalls identical to disclosing of trade secrets and techniques and methods, 8 present and previous workforce mentioned.
A "sensitive topics" process adds a round of scrutiny to Google’s standard review of papers for pitfalls such as disclosing of trade secrets, eight current and former employees said.

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