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Congressman Comer demands AI safety reviews for Delaware's business plan

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The state of Delaware is planning to allow companies to be run by AI agents, adding to its existing business regulations. Representative James Comer wrote to Governor Matt Meyer, demanding safety assessments for this proposal. Comer also warned of potential federal legislation if the results of these assessments are unsatisfactory.

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Delaware’s bill could implement a liability shield for businesses with AI interests. However, Comer’s demands and the scrutiny from the House Oversight Committee raise concerns over the ability to place an AI in charge of a business. This political pressure could complicate the legislative process for the AI bill.

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Who's involved

  • James ComerCongressman demanding safety assessments for AI businesses
  • DelawareState planning to allow businesses to be run by AI agents
  • Matt MeyerGovernor of Delaware who received the demand for assessments

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