Google's bet on an AI startup to streamline employee benefits quickly turned into a privacy firestorm on Wednesday. The company told staff they'd have to hand over personal data to healthcare startup Nayya to use their health benefits — a move that Nayya's CEO says is rare among its partners. Google's initial data sharing requirements came from the Big Tech giant, not from the startup, Nayya's CEO Sina Chehrazi shared with Business Insider. Nearly every other business Nayya works with allows