James Comer asked Governor Matt Meyer for the documents on the "Artifical Intelligence Companies", which he suspected would protect their owners from liability.
Delaware, where a large part of the US companies are registered, is preparing a new legal status: the Artificial Intelligence Company (AIC), whose day-to-day management would be entrusted to an IA agent. The project includes a 30-month regulatory sandbox and mandatory registration of transactions; These companies could operate in almost all sectors except the bank.
In a letter dated 26 October, Republican James Comer, chairman of the House of Representatives Control Commission, asked Governor Matt Meyer for the documents showing how the state assessed the risks of this mechanism, and who inspired its drafting. He is concerned that it is primarily used to protect owners and investors when AI harms consumers, the public or trading partners.
The press release noted that the December 2025 report of the Delaware IA Commission, which referred to a sandbox for corporate governance by agents, contained no risk assessment, and that the main writer of the text was a lawyer from Richards, Layton & Finger having previously represented Meta.
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