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  1. RESEARCH · Forbes — Innovation English(EN) ·

    A Country Just Said AI Can Legally Own A Company. Here’s What That Means.

    Argentina's President Javier Milei has proposed legislation to allow for "non-human corporations" that would be owned and operated entirely by AI agents. This initiative, part of a broader deregulation effort, aims to attract tech investment by removing the requirement for human oversight and accountability in corporate structures. However, critics like Yuval Noah Harari raise concerns about accountability and the potential for AI-run companies to manipulate systems for their own benefit, drawing parallels to historical corporate exploitation. AI

    A Country Just Said AI Can Legally Own A Company. Here’s What That Means.

    IMPACT Could redefine corporate law and governance, potentially accelerating AI integration into economic structures while raising significant ethical and accountability questions.

  2. SIGNIFICANT · Mastodon — sigmoid.social English(EN) · · [2 sources]

    Milei’s non-human corporate law on FT is the official birth of Techno-Feudalism. Autonomous AI firms owning assets, funding politicians, and suing humans with Z

    Argentina's President Javier Milei has introduced a new legal framework that grants personhood to non-human corporations, including those operated by AI agents. This initiative, detailed in the Financial Times, aims to allow these entities to own assets, fund political campaigns, and engage in legal actions. Critics argue this move effectively creates a 'techno-feudalism' by shielding AI-driven companies from human accountability and potentially granting them unchecked access to financial and political systems. AI

    Milei’s non-human corporate law on FT is the official birth of Techno-Feudalism. Autonomous AI firms owning assets, funding politicians, and suing humans with Z

    IMPACT This policy could fundamentally alter corporate law and the integration of AI into financial and political systems, raising concerns about accountability.