Google faces employee backlash after reports that accessing health benefits requires sharing personal data with third-party AI tool Nayya, raising privacy and consent concerns.

Google faces backlash after asking U.S. employees to share personal data with AI tool Nayya for health benefits, sparking concerns over privacy, consent, and data governance.

A company spokesperson confirmed that the original wording on its HR site did not reflect the intended policy. Google made revisions to the policy.

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