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Technology · 1 hour ago

Delaware plans to let AI agents run companies, and a US congressman objects

Delaware plans to let AI agents run companies, and a US congressman objects

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Delaware's draft bill would give AI-run businesses a 30-month testing period, known as a regulatory sandbox, and would allow any lawful business except banking to be run this way. Rep. James Comer, who chairs the House Oversight Committee, wrote to Delaware governor Matt Meyer demanding safety assessments, and warned of possible federal legislation if the results aren't satisfactory.

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