Why Waymo Is Dropping Most Patent Claims in Uber Suit

The transcript discusses a legal case involving Alphabet and Uber, focusing on trade secrets and patents. Alphabet is dropping most patent cases, claiming Uber no longer uses the disputed technology. The remaining issue involves LiDAR technology. Uber wants Larry Page questioned due to his conversation with Anthony Levandowski, a key figure in the case. The discussion also touches on Google's culture and side projects, suggesting Levandowski's actions were not unusual within the company.

What action did Alphabet take regarding the patent cases against Uber?

• Alphabet dropped all patent cases against Uber.

• Alphabet decided to pursue all four patent cases.

• Alphabet decided to merge the patent cases into one.

• Alphabet dropped three patent cases and continued with one.

What technology did Uber switch to, leading Alphabet to drop some patent cases?

• LiDAR

• Fuji

• Otto

• Google Cars

Why does Uber want Larry Page to be questioned?

• He is the CEO of Alphabet.

• He had a conversation with Anthony Levandowski.

• He is a key witness in the patent case.

• He developed the LiDAR technology.

Who is Anthony Levandowski in the context of this case?

• A judge in the case

• A software engineer from Otto

• The CEO of Uber

• A lawyer representing Alphabet

What aspect of Larry Page's work might be relevant to the case?

• His role in developing Android

• His investment in Uber

• His involvement in Google's search engine

• His side projects like flying cars