Any kind of public criticism is embarrassing from a PR perspective.
Either you accept that, or you don't.
"Ethics researches" that can't publish public criticism , with minimal oversight restricted to preventing IP leaks, are a pointless exercise in fake responsibility posturing.
Either you accept that, or you don't.
"Ethics researches" that can't publish public criticism , with minimal oversight restricted to preventing IP leaks, are a pointless exercise in fake responsibility posturing.