Google warned not to invade jurors’ privacy in AI tech case
Judge says tech giant has “access to vast quantities of data” that could lead to an “unwarranted invasion” of privacy | Google must not access proprietary data on potential jurors | Company dismisses plaintiff’s founder as a “disappointed inventor”.
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