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> If your company illegally treads on my IP, I don't care if your employees used LLM's or not; I will sue. In the US the saying is "This case will come down to
by kkielhofner 3y ago
> If your company illegally treads on my IP, I don't care if your employees used LLM's or not; I will sue.
In the US the saying is "This case will come down to who has the last dime and it won't be you".
> By the way, I don't have to win a lawsuit to get some justice; I'll make discovery hurt.
Even for discovery a common tactic deployed for discovery is to "bury" the other party in discovery materials to the point where they will incur substantial costs just to parse the absurd mountains of materials they send you. Another "bleed you out" strategy.
- gavinhoward 3y agoPerhaps, but I have a plan to take that burying and make it hurt. And yes, I know that money wins in legal battles. That's why I am focusing on discovery before I don't have any.
- kkielhofner 3y ago> And yes, I know that money wins in legal battles. That's why I am focusing on discovery before I don't have any. When they send you several thousand pages (minimum) of random documents you're looking for a smoking gun that's a needle in a haystack. That takes money and time that very few parties have, coming back to the last dime expression. I don't know if you've ever deployed your strategy successfully but needless to say I wouldn't count on it as a viable path to protect your IP against companies valued in the tens of billions of dollars.