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> The idea that most people use any coherent ethical framework (even something as high level and nearly content-free as Copenhagen) much less a particular coherent ethical framework is, well, not well supported by the evidence.

I don't have any evidence, but my personal experience is that it feels correct, at least on the internet.

People seem to have a "you touch it, you take responsibility for it" mindset regarding ethical issues. I think it's pretty reasonable to assume that Google execs are assuming "If anything bad happens because of AI, we'll be blamed for it".