Komite DPR AS Selidiki Usulan Delaware tentang Perusahaan yang Dijalankan Agen AI

Binance News · 2026-10-28T14:00:22.000Z

Komite Pengawasan DPR AS sedang menyelidiki usulan Delaware untuk membentuk entitas perusahaan yang dijalankan oleh agen AI. Menurut ChainCatcher, yang mengutip Decrypt, ketua komite James Comer, seorang anggota Partai Republik dari Kentucky, menulis kepada Gubernur Delaware Matt Meyer bahwa “perusahaan kecerdasan buatan” (AIC) yang diusulkan itu dapat melindungi perusahaan AI dan para investornya dari tanggung jawab atas kerugian yang disebabkan oleh agen AI. Comer meminta dokumen dan komunikasi, termasuk catatan obrolan internal AI, paling lambat 9 November. Usulan tersebut diumumkan dalam artikel Fortune bulan Juli oleh Menteri Luar Negeri Delaware Charuni Patibanda-Sanchez dan John Nay, CEO perusahaan AI hukum Norm Ai, serta digambarkan sebagai inisiatif kemitraan publik-swasta yang dipimpin Norm Ai. Berdasarkan rencana itu, AIC dapat mengajukan gugatan dan digugat, memiliki properti, serta menanggung kewajiban atas arahan agen AI. Anggota tunggalnya harus mempertahankan modal yang memadai dan umumnya tidak akan bertanggung jawab atas utang perusahaan, kecuali dalam kasus yang melibatkan modal yang tidak memadai, penipuan, atau pelanggaran hukum yang disengaja. AIC akan dibatasi pada masa uji coba regulasi selama 30 bulan, diwajibkan mengungkapkan identitasnya kepada pihak lawan transaksi, dan dilarang menjalankan kegiatan perbankan.

The U.S. House Oversight Committee is investigating Delaware’s proposal to create a company entity operated by AI agents. According to ChainCatcher, citing Decrypt, committee chair James Comer, a Kentucky Republican, wrote to Delaware Gov. Matt Meyer that the proposed “artificial intelligence company” (AIC) could shield AI firms and their investors from liability for harm caused by AI agents. Comer requested documents and communications, including internal AI chat logs, by November 9.
The proposal was announced in a July Fortune article by Delaware Secretary of State Charuni Patibanda-Sanchez and John Nay, CEO of legal AI company Norm Ai, and is described as a public-private initiative led by Norm Ai. Under the plan, an AIC could sue and be sued, hold property, and incur obligations at the direction of AI agents. Its sole member would have to maintain adequate capital and generally would not be liable for the company’s debts, except in cases involving inadequate capitalization, fraud, or intentional violations of law. AICs would be restricted to a 30-month regulatory sandbox, required to disclose their identity to counterparties, and barred from banking.
Comer also questioned the private-sector participants’ role, noting that a December 2025 report by Delaware’s AI commission did not mention safety risk assessments or consultation with independent experts. The Secretary of State’s office declined to explain to reporters its relationship with an AI company involved in the project. Comer said the information could inform federal legislation, including proposals to limit state-level AI regulation. The Secretary of State’s office denied that the plan would provide liability immunity, and Meyer defended it. State lawmakers are expected to consider a draft bill next January.