Gary Marcus amplifies law professor's case that OpenAI's lawyers 'have a LOT to worry about'
GaryMarcus · x · 2026-10-01
Gary Marcus shared a deep Q&A with law professor Zephyr Teachout laying out legal avenues that DAs, state AGs, and private plaintiffs should examine regarding OpenAI.
- Teachout's core claim: OpenAI's conduct "looks like lawbreaking" and should be investigated rather than shielded by a narrative of hypothetical innocence
- The interview maps multiple statutes prosecutors and private plaintiffs could pursue
- Marcus frames it bluntly: OpenAI's lawyers (and investors) "have a LOT to worry about"
- This is opinionated legal analysis, not an enforcement action
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