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Delaware draft bill allowing AI-operated companies (AIC)

特拉华州AI智能体运营企业(AIC)立法草案
Delaware State Legislature·Published 2026-11-02·Checked by 管理员 on 2026-11-03

Delaware plans to relax business regulations to allow AI-operated companies (AICs) to incorporate. The draft bill sets a 30-month regulatory sandbox during which AI agents make business decisions in a supervised environment, and AICs can be sued and can sue like normal companies. A US House committee chair has written to the Governor raising liability concerns.

What it means for you

  • Companies setting up AI-operated entities in Delaware can use the 30-month sandbox to test autonomous business decision-making
  • AICs can be sued and can sue like ordinary companies, with a distinct liability structure
  • The bill is still a draft with political controversy over liability provisions; the final text may change
  • What to do

    LegalTrack the Delaware draft bill's progress and changes to liability provisions
    ComplianceAssess feasibility of establishing an AIC in the sandbox to test autonomous business operations
    FinanceAnalyze how the AIC structure affects investment and risk allocation

    Key dates

    2026-11-02Published

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