Representative James Comer, chairman of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, has asked Governor Matt Meyer for documents concerning Delaware’s proposal to create a company managed by artificial intelligence agents. Comer argues that the structure could allow human owners to evade legal responsibility when the AI acts recklessly or causes harm. The draft includes a 30-month regulatory sandbox and mandatory transaction logging, but it also provides liability limitations for owners that have drawn criticism. It has not become law and is expected to be introduced in the Delaware General Assembly in 2027. The initiative comes amid growing competition from Nevada and Texas, while Delaware’s corporate franchise fees exceed $2 billion annually.
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