What exactly do you think he's advocating? In the letter his specific ask is for fact-finding, probably using the Senate's subpoena power ("I humbly ask that Th

What exactly do you think he's advocating? In the letter his specific ask is for fact-finding, probably using the Senate's subpoena power ("I humbly ask that The Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation call on Google’s representative for the hearing, Mr. Keith Enright, to respond to the sincere and credible concerns of the coalition of 14 human rights organizations who drafted an August 28th Open Letter To Google. I also ask the committee to inquire about how Google is meeting its commitments to privacy under its own AI Principles and the Global Network Initiative, of which Google is a member.") His long-term goals seem to be industry-wide ("I would hope that The Committee would help protect the environment needed for future whistleblowers by taking steps to guarantee ethical transparency and oversight across Silicon Valley"). I think you're reading into this something you fear, but that is not even on the table.