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Ex-google engineer charged for stealing ai secrets, working with Chinese firms

A former Google software engineer has been charged over the theft of trade secrets from the Alphabet company whilst working… Continue reading Ex-google engineer charged for stealing ai secrets, working with Chinese firms The post Ex-google engineer c

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Ex-google engineer charged for stealing ai secrets, working with Chinese firms

A former Google software engineer has been charged over the theft of trade secrets from the Alphabet company whilst working covertly with two other firms based in China.
Linwei Ding, also known as L… [+2613 chars]

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