What it would do: create an “Artificial Intelligence Company”, a one-owner company whose daily decisions are made by an AI agent. It can do anything legal except banking, and it must keep a log of what the agent does.
Who’s liable: the owner is protected from the company’s debts and the AI’s actions. The exceptions are fraud, willful lawbreaking, not putting in enough money, or acting outside the stated purpose.
Where it stands: it would start as a 30-month trial. It’s expected to be introduced next year, and House Oversight chair Comer opened an inquiry into it on 10-26.
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Who’s liable: the owner is protected from the company’s debts and the AI’s actions. The exceptions are fraud, willful lawbreaking, not putting in enough money, or acting outside the stated purpose.
Where it stands: it would start as a 30-month trial. It’s expected to be introduced next year, and House Oversight chair Comer opened an inquiry into it on 10-26.
arstechnica.com/tech-policy/20…
arstechnica.com "No human at the helm": Delaware plan would let AI agents run entire businesses Owners of AI-run firms would evade liability for "reckless" AI, US Rep. Comer says. 
