Delaware is trying to get ahead of AI-run companies before they become real
bloomberglaw · reddit · 2026-07-23
A Bloomberg Law piece says AI-run companies may be coming, and Delaware is trying to get ahead of the governance problems before they arrive.
The post points to a broader corporate-law question: if AI systems start playing a real role in management, what rules should define accountability, fiduciary duty, and oversight?
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