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A San Francisco jury finds former Google engineer Linwei Ding guilty of stealing trade secrets related to AI chip technology to build a startup in China

A former Google engineer was convicted Thursday of economic espionage and trade secrets theft for taking hundreds of the company's confidential documents …

Bloomberg Law Isaiah Poritz

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  • @fbisanfrancisco @fbisanfrancisco on x
    Today, a federal jury convicted former Google software engineer Linwei Ding, also known as Leon Ding, 38, on seven counts of economic espionage and seven counts of theft of trade secrets for stealing thousands of pages of confidential information containing Google's trade secrets…
  • @gregorynorminton Gregory Norminton on bluesky
    Remember, folks, it's fine for AI to steal but not cool to steal AI.
  • @maxkennerly Max Kennerly on bluesky
    Nonsense.  It's not possible to steal AI technology.  I know this because Google's own LLMs are built using a complete copy of my legal blog, and that's somehow not stealing because, as Google says, a complete copy of my legal blog is both trivial and utterly essential for their …