Microsoft AI chief Mustafa Suleyman warns against Delaware AI‑agent corporate law

Microsoft AI division head Mustafa Suleyman said the Delaware proposal to treat autonomous AI agents as corporations raises serious legal and ethical concerns. He warned that granting legal personhood to AI could create liability gaps, making it hard to hold anyone accountable for decisions made by such agents. The apprehension is shared by U.S. lawmakers, including Representative James Comer, who highlighted possible loopholes that might shield AI firms from responsibility. The bill, still under legislative review, aims to modernise corporate structures for emerging technologies, but critics argue it may outpace existing regulatory frameworks.