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Ex-Google self-driving engineer pleads guilty to trade secrets theft

“I downloaded this file with the intent to use it for the benefit of someone other than Google,” Anthony Levandowski discussed in a courtroom docket file.
“I downloaded this file with the intent to use it for the benefit of someone other than Google,” Anthony Levandowski said in a court document.

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