The employees of the AI labs. They're a pretty vocal bunch, and would be very likely to quit, whistleblow, or both.
(xAI may be the exception here.)
(xAI may be the exception here.)
2) Employees will be tasked with writing a generic system that affects results, but only a handful of suits will know what it's actually going to be used for
How has that changed how anyone interacts with AI?
Musk for example, has claimed in the open to push for fine-tuning to Grok that benefits him personally.
A "vocal bunch"? They never depart from the party line.