As attorneys put together to maneuver ahead in a patent infringement case that would put Google on the hook for probably $7.01 billion, a federal decide in Massachusetts additionally issued an order to make sure potential jurors’ privateness was not at situation.
U.S. District Chief Decide Dennis Saylor IV of the District of Massachusetts ordered Google from accessing “an enormous amount of customers’ private knowledge” in the course of the jury choice course of Monday within the case of Singular Computing v. Google. Boston-based {hardware} and software program developer Singular accused Google of infringing merchandise knowns as Tensor Processing Units, that are synthetic intelligence “accelerators which can be optimized for coaching and inference of huge AI fashions,” and utilized in chatbots, code technology, content material technology, and artificial speech.
