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If you can't take the lies, leave. It's the only way. I would refrain from making this public because it could get you in a lot of trouble, which isn't worth it
by Odenwaelder 8y ago
If you can't take the lies, leave. It's the only way. I would refrain from making this public because it could get you in a lot of trouble, which isn't worth it.
- myself248 8y agoWhat sort of trouble beyond getting fired?
- woofcat 8y agoMost likely the way he knows it doesn't use AI would be covered under the NDA that they signed. Then they'd get sued for the potential revenue loss and damage to company image. He might win, however corporations have much deeper pockets for lawyers than your average citizen.
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- squarefoot 8y agoNo idea about the OP, but in my case every contract I signed contained some clauses that prevented me from speaking or acting in any way against the companies interests, at least while I was working there; just like a sort of non-compete agreement but applied more broadly. Luckily I never had to test those clauses, but I'm sure had I done anything against them they would have destroyed me in court in no time. If I was in the OP shoes I'd leave ASAP. One day someone will let the cat out of the bag anyway (coworkers, researchers, competitors doing reverse engineering, etc) and he could lose his job anyway if the company tanks. Not to mention being related to a technical fraud.