Google為AI專利侵權案辯護 工程師要求賠償16.7億美元
Alphabet(GOOG.US)旗下的Google周二在波士頓聯邦陪審團面前反駁一名計算機科學家的指控,該工程師聲稱Google需向其支付16.7億美元人工智能技術侵權專利。
電腦工程師Joseph Bates在2010年至2014年期間與Google分享其電腦處理創新成果後,指Google在他不知情的情況下複製其專利技術,以支援Google搜尋、Gmail、Google翻譯和其他Google服務中的人工智能功能。
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