Gary Marcus: AI Litigation Wave Is Near-Certain, and Tech Giants Can Afford the Lawyers
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-09-18
Gary Marcus argues that while AI is getting harder to predict, three things are near-certain: a lot of bad things will happen, there will be a wave of litigation, and tech companies can afford very expensive lawyers.
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