Delaware bill would let AI agents run companies with minimal human liability
emmanuelvivier · x · 2026-10-28
Per TechCrunch, Delaware is advancing a bill that would allow the creation of companies run by AI agents, with very limited human liability — potentially the first legal framework for fully autonomous AI management, raising major questions about accountability and corporate law.
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