If her goal was to perform research that would positively impact AI that runs in production, then taking a position at Google doesn't seem like the worst idea.

If her goal was to perform research that would positively impact AI that runs in production, then taking a position at Google doesn't seem like the worst idea. Especially with since their stated principles [1] seem to fit that agenda. Unfortunately enacting change "from within" isn't always easy. It's easy to forget that Google AI still sits underneath the megacorp. [1] https://ai.google/principles/ https://ai.google/principles/