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Re:Uber finds one allegedly stolen Waymo file on an employee... by ExactoKnight on Thursday April 06, 2017 @05:24AM (#14049083)
Without knowing the law, it seems like Uber could construct a viable legal defence around admitting that they inappropriately got access to these files, while simultaneously arguing that they should not face an injunction blocking work on self-driving technology, because the current technology they're developing differs significantly enough from the proprietary tech Google is trying to claim ownership over.
Re:Uber finds one allegedly stolen Waymo file on an employee... by callmeal on Thursday April 06, 2017 @07:07AM (#14049497)
But it's kinda telling that they are _not_ doing that, isn't it? Just shows how badly Uber screwed up and how Waymo's evidence of theft cannot be so easily dismissed.
Re:Uber finds one allegedly stolen Waymo file on an employee... by pc86 on Thursday April 06, 2017 @09:49AM (#14050439)
> Without knowing the law

The most important four words here.

Re:Uber finds one allegedly stolen Waymo file on an employee... by ExactoKnight on Wednesday April 12, 2017 @11:49PM (#14104022)
Would love to be told why the law says this defence wouldn't work.