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Doximity Settles Remaining OpenEvidence AI Prompt-Hack Dispute

News.Bloomberglaw • October 15, 2026

Doximity Inc. settled OpenEvidence’s lawsuit accusing it of impersonating doctors to hack the medical AI platform in order to extract secrets, according to a Thursday court filing.

The joint notice of settlement didn’t provide details on the agreement in the US District Court for the District of Massachusetts, which if finalized would conclude with prejudice the brief but acrimonious legal feud . Counsel for the parties didn’t respond to requests for on the case, which accused Doximity executives of pilfering doctor credentials to gain access to OpenEvidence’s AI, then interrogating it into revealing secrets its makeup with prompts. ...

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Doximity Settles OpenEvidence AI Lawsuit Amid Controversy Doximity Inc. settled a lawsuit from OpenEvidence, which accused it of impersonating doctors to hack into its medical AI platform and extract secrets. The case, filed in the U.S. District Court for the District of Massachusetts, was marked by allegations of corporate espionage. The settlement was announced on October 15, 2026, and concluded the legal dispute with prejudice. Details of the settlement were not disclosed, and both parties agreed to bear their own costs. The lawsuit had originally claimed that Doximity executives used stolen doctor credentials to access OpenEvidence's AI. The case had a tumultuous history, including the dismissal of trade secret claims within four months. This settlement marks the end of a brief but contentious legal battle in the health tech sector. 3 sources 22

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