AI-powered well being tech startup OpenEvidence Inc. sued Doximity Inc. in Massachusetts federal courtroom final Friday, alleging that the web medical networking platform stole commerce secrets and techniques by successfully “reverse-engineering” its proprietary AI know-how.
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Health Tech Startup Sues Online Medical Networking Platform for Allegedly ‘Reverse-Engineering’ AI Tool
