ROSS case vindication: critic mocks law professors who called him wrong, eyes Judge Stein
TuhinChakr · x · 2026-10-01
Author mjbommar recalls that various law professors publicly insisted he was wrong about the ROSS case, and argues events have proven him right. He points to Judge Sidney Stein as the one to watch in the ongoing AI copyright litigation, calling him "no fool" — a notable spat in the AI legal community over litigation outcomes.
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