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Magic Leap Alleges Workers Stole Its Secrets

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Re: Magic Leap Alleges Workers Stole Its Secrets

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Maybe I should have done on record somewhere sooner, but this is exactly what I expected out of secretive companies like this. Raise a bunch of money, produce nothing of substance, then have some kind of lawsuit action bring in some dough. I'm not sure what the end goal is, but if we ever have a single product from this company I'll be surprised.

Re: Magic Leap Alleges Workers Stole Its Secrets

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post #13

Maybe I should have done on record somewhere sooner, but this is exactly what I expected out of secretive companies like this. Raise a bunch of money, produce nothing of substance, then have some kind of lawsuit action bring in some dough. I'm not sure what the end goal is, but if we ever have a single product from this company I'll be surprised.

You really think suing two ex-employees is their plan to make money? Most of the money those employees have is the money MagicLeap paid them.

Re: Magic Leap Alleges Workers Stole Its Secrets

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Standard retaliatory tactic so they can tell investors the ex-employees are actually the bad apples and of course not the company.

The impression I get is that the only secret ML actually has is that they are years away from showing anything to validate their worth (by which point many competitors will have shown their cards and removed the 'magic' from the leap).

Re: Magic Leap Alleges Workers Stole Its Secrets

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This is the first time I've seen someone refer to this tech as "artificial reality" -- interesting!

Is "artificial reality" a term that AR/VR companies are actually starting to throw around, or is possible that the term arose out of reporters mistakenly thinking "AR" stands for stands for "artificial reality" and not "augmented reality"?
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