> It's not "runaway activism" if you hire ethics researchers who find ethics problems. Agreed, but there's obviously a difference of perspective about what tra

> It's not "runaway activism" if you hire ethics researchers who find ethics problems. Agreed, but there's obviously a difference of perspective about what transpired here and I don't think any of us knows with certainty what the truth is. Finding ethics problems is grand and all, but framing a narrative that misrepresents those problems is highly problematic, particularly if they are in a role that makes them the leading ethical voice of the company.