Software Developer Anaconda Accuses Intel of Copyright Infringement in AI Platform Development

TapTechNews August 11th news, according to Reuters, software developer Anaconda accused Intel of continuing to use the Anaconda software to develop an AI platform after the license expired, ignoring its renewal proposal, and infringing on Anaconda's copyright.

Anaconda stated in the lawsuit: Intel deliberately used Anaconda's technological innovation to improve its own products and gain a foothold in the booming AI market.

Officials said that more than one million companies have used the company's software to integrate different programs used to create AI platforms, and the software is free for individuals and small businesses.

TapTechNews noted that the lawsuit also mentioned that Intel illegally integrated the Anaconda software into Intel's own AI toolkit and distributed it to other developers without permission.

Anaconda demanded that Intel stop abusing Anaconda's software and make compensation. Intel's spokesperson and Anaconda's lawyer refused to comment on the case.