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An insider could tip them off, then IP owner sues and Google has to produce it during discovery.
by HeatrayEnjoyer 2y ago
An insider could tip them off, then IP owner sues and Google has to produce it during discovery.
- shermantanktop 2y agoAnd? For big companies, lawsuits are mostly about being forced to pay money. Rarely does losing a case drive real behavioral change, much less fundamental change. IP getting coughed out of an AI will keep some lawyers busy and result in fig leaf changes.
- HeatrayEnjoyer 2y agoThe outcome of any IP lawsuit is going to include an order to cease use of the IP. Even a DMCA notice requires cessation. If the infringing code powered a widely used service, replacing the code with a clean room refactor could be arduous and time-consuming and might require a court-appointed monitor to sign off.