RegulationLow importance
Delaware AIC: proposal for an AI-agent-run company in a 30-month sandbox (still NOT law)
Delaware proposes the Artificial Intelligence Company (AIC): a legal entity whose day-to-day affairs would be managed by an AI agent (not a person). A single member capitalizes and, as a rule, has a liability shield except for undercapitalization, fraud or willful violation. It would operate only in a 30-month regulatory sandbox; banking excluded. Proposal announced in a Fortune op-ed (07/14/2026) by Charuni Patibanda-Sanchez (SoS) and John Nay (Norm Ai). On 10/27/2026 Rep. James Comer (R-KY) opened an investigation and asked Gov. Matt Meyer for documents. Draft expected in the General Assembly in Jan/2027 — it is NOT current law. In this edition's window the topic recirculated as an X trend, with no new legislative act on 11/05–06.
Published in edition no. 13 of Noticiário do Joãozinho ·
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Original source
Fortune / Ars TechnicaArs Technica (Comer, 10/27)House Oversight (Comer)
https://fortune.com/2026/07/14/exclusive-delaware-ai-agents-legal-entity-proposal-llc-pbc/