Delaware proposes to allow AI agents to establish and operate businesses
The proposed draft in the state includes a 30-month regulatory sandbox, permitting AI agents to make commercial decisions. Businesses can be sued or can sue. However, House Oversight Committee Chair Comer has written to the governor opposing this move, concerned that AI companies might evade responsibility through it. #AICompanies #Delaware Scholars describe this as a compromise seeking legal certainty.
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