Google employees protest company's $1.2B AI project with Israeli military
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Tech workers at Google held sit-in protests in NY and CA offices over Project Nimbus, a $1.2B AI and cloud computing contract with the Israeli government.
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Protestors demand Google end support for the Israeli military and drop Project Nimbus.
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The movement inside Google against the company's ties to the Israeli military is growing.
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One protestor was a Google engineer recently fired for yelling "No tech for apartheid!" at an Israeli tech conference.
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There are concerns Israel is using advanced AI systems named "Lavender" and "The Gospel" to target civilians, though the cloud provider powering them is unknown.