The lawsuit stems from Facebook’s alleged decision to publish on a free, open-source software platform algorithms allowing AI to run more efficiently on standard computers. According to NeuralMagic, these algorithms, which can “help bring AI to the masses” by reducing the need for specialized hardware, are proprietary trade secrets that Facebook obtained when it hired NeuralMagic alum Aleksandar Zlateski in 2019.
NeuralMagic’s complaint, filed Wednesday in the U.S. District Court ...
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