What about this: "Subsequent correspondence from a researcher to reviewers shows authors “updated to remove all references to Google products.” A draft seen by

What about this: "Subsequent correspondence from a researcher to reviewers shows authors “updated to remove all references to Google products.” A draft seen by Reuters had mentioned Google-owned YouTube" or this: """A draft reviewed by Reuters included “concerns” that this technology can promote “disinformation, discriminatory or otherwise unfair results” and “insufficient diversity of content,” as well as lead to “political polarization.” The final publication instead says the systems can promote “accurate information, fairness, and diversity of content.”""" or this: "A paper this month on AI for understanding a foreign language softened a reference to how the Google Translate product was making mistakes following a request from company reviewers, a source said" or this: "A draft described how such disclosures could infringe copyrights or violate European privacy law, a person familiar with the matter said. Following company reviews, authors removed the legal risks, and Google published the paper" Seems like there's a lot more than "two sentences".