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Delaware drafts an AI-run company: the AI manages, one member stays liable for capital and fraud, the state can revoke it.
The claim
Delaware's draft Artificial Intelligence Company would let an AI agent manage a company's day-to-day affairs while a single human or corporate member keeps it capitalized, carries liability only for under-capitalization, fraud or willful violation, and the state can revoke it inside a 30-month sandbox; the draft has not passed and is due before the legislature in January 2027.
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An AI agent, not a person, would manage the AIC's day-to-day affairs and keep a log of its activities.
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The member would generally not be liable for the AIC's debts, with exceptions including failure to capitalize, fraud, or willful violation of law.
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AICs would operate only inside a regulatory sandbox, and the business of banking is excluded.
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Reporting from WHYY and Spotlight Delaware says it is expected to come before the General Assembly when lawmakers return in January 2027.
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