Delaware AI company proposal draws congressional scrutiny of liability shield
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A report on October 28 says Delaware has drafted a bill to create a 30-month regulatory sandbox. It would let AI companies run by AI agents (AICs) conduct any lawful business except banking. Under the draft, funders generally are not liable for acts of the AIC. Exceptions cover fraud, intentional violations, and cases where a funder knew or should have known the company was operating beyond its stated purpose. US Representative James Comer sent a letter to the governor the day before the report, requesting documents and questioning the liability protection for funders. The report concerns a proposed draft and a congressional document request.
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特拉华州拟允许 AI 智能体运营整家公司，美国众议员 James Comer 昨天致函州长，要求提供相关文件并质疑出资人的责任保护。草案拟设立为期 30 个月的监管沙盒，允许人工智能公司（AIC）从事银行业务以外的合法业务，由 AI 智能体管理经营。出资人通常不承担 AIC 行为所产生的责任，但欺诈、故意违法及明知或应知公司超出设立目的经营等情形存在例外。
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