It is claimed that Google pays some artificial intelligence employees to not do anything for a year instead of joining competitors

Keeping the higher talent of artificial intelligence is difficult amid Cutthroat competition between Google and Openai and other heavy weights.

The Amnesty International Department of Google, DeepMind, has resorted to the use of unseen “aggressive” agreements for some artificial intelligence employees in the United Kingdom who prevent them from working for competitors for up to a year, Business Insider Reports.

Some are pushed during this time, in up to a long extension of PTO. But this practice can make researchers feel out of the rapid pace for the progress of artificial intelligence, BI said.

In the United States, FTC banned most of the competitions last yearBut this does not apply to the Deepmin’s London headquarters.

Last month, Microsoft’s Vice President of Microsoft posted on X about the extent of DeepMind staff with him “in a state of despair” because of the challenge of escaping from their universal conditions:

Google did not respond to the request to comment from Techcrunch, but she told Bi that she was using “selectively”.