Microsoft's AI chief warns against Delaware plan letting AI agents run companies
Mustafa Suleyman, CEO of Microsoft AI, has raised concerns about a Delaware proposal that would allow autonomous AI agents to operate corporations. He cautioned that giving AI agents legal corporate status could create accountability problems. Federal lawmakers, including Representative James Comer, have also called for caution on the initiative. Comer specifically warned that the measure might open loopholes shielding AI companies from liability. The debate centers on how legal responsibility should be assigned if AI systems are granted a role in corporate governance.
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