Prof. Emily M. Bender(she/her)"The trusted internet-search giant is providing low-quality information in a race to keep up with the competition," --- this phrasing makes it starkly clear that it's a race to nowhere good.
From @daveyalba
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“The group working on ethics that Google pledged to fortify is now disempowered and demoralized, the current and former workers said.”
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Google’s leaders decided that as long as it called new products “experiments,” the public might forgive their shortcomings, the employees said.
➡️We don’t tolerate “experiments” that pollute the natural ecosystem and we shouldn’t tolerate those that pollute the information ecosystem either.
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Phil Stevens 
@emilymbender There's a long and ugly tradition of "experiments" performed without disclosure or consent. Tuskegee stands out as an example.
Jeff MoeThe Tuskegee experiments ended in 1972.
Experimenting on prisoners continues. Here's an example from COVID era: