> opponents think it's still privacy invasion Or illegal. IANAL, of course, but there are certain cohorts (age, disability, etc.) which are illegal to discrimi

> opponents think it's still privacy invasion Or illegal. IANAL, of course, but there are certain cohorts (age, disability, etc.) which are illegal to discriminate against in the US. But since Google doesn't have insight into what a cohort describes, they can't ensure that cohorts are being handled properly according to the law. I'm sure Google has a "get out of government oversight" card from their lawyers, but like biased AI, this seems like it's on the wrong side of "grey".