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Computer scientist Joseph Bates, who is also the founder of Massachusetts-based Singular Computing, claims that Google has used his innovations to develop processors for AI-related tasks.

BOSTON: Alphabet's Google is set to go before a federal jury in Boston on Tuesday (Jan 9) in a trial over accusations that processors it uses to power artificial intelligence technology in key products infringe a computer scientist's patents. Singular Computing, founded by Massachusetts-based computer scie

Singular Computing, founded by Massachusetts-based computer scientist Joseph Bates, claims Google copied his technology and used it to support AI features in Google Search, Gmail, Google Translate and other Google services.

Singular Computing claims Google copied his technology and used it to support AI features in Google Search, Gmail, Google Translate and other Google services

Singular Computing argues that Google illegally employed its technology to support AI capabilities in flagship products such as Google Search, Gmail, and Google Translate.

Google will defend itself in a multibillion lawsuit that alleges patent infringement by the search giant.

Googles AI technology is under fire as Singular Computing accuses the tech giant of patent infringement.

Alphabets Google went before a federal jury in Boston on Tuesday to argue against a computer scientists claims that it should pay his company $1.67 billion for infringing patents that allegedly...

The lawyer, Kerry Timbers, said that after Bates shared his computer-processing innovations with Google from 2010 to 2014, the tech giant unbeknownst to him copied his patented technology rather than licensing it to develop its own AI-supporting chips.

A Google court filing said that Singular has requested up to $7 billion in monetary damages, which would be more than double the largest-ever patent infringement award in U.S. history.