Google's new AI system, called Ask, has replaced the previous question-and-answer tool, Dory, for the company's monthly TGIF meetings, leading to concerns among employees about the quality of discourse. The AI aggregates and summarizes questions, but many employees feel it softens tough inquiries, allowing executives to sidestep challenging subjects. Critics argue that the new format diminishes the vibrant nature of discussions and makes the meetings less engaging. A spokesperson from Google, however, claims the tool enhances efficiency and is in an experimental phase open to employee feedback. Some employees expressed dissatisfaction, stating that the rephrased questions lack the directness and authenticity previously present. Despite these criticisms, Google maintains that the AI is designed to address broader topics and streamline the question process.