Microsoft AI CEO Mustafa Suleyman is worried about a Delaware plan that would let AI agents legally run companies.
The draft bill would create an Artificial Intelligence Company where an AI agent handles daily operations, signs contracts and can be sued. Any lawful business except banking would be allowed, with a 30-month pilot.
Representative James Comer has requested documents from Delaware's governor, warning the plan could shield AI firms from accountability for harm. Federal legislation could also be introduced to override state AI efforts.
