Delaware’s AI Company Plan Draws Questions Over Who Is Accountable

Delaware’s proposal to create a new corporate form run by artificial intelligence is drawing scrutiny from legal experts who say the state has not adequately answered who is accountable when an autonomous company causes harm. The proposal, unveiled over the summer by Delaware Secretary of State Charuni Patibanda-Sanchez , would create an “ artificial intelligence company ,” or AIC, in which an AI agent could manage business operations without human supervision, PYMNTS reported July 29.