On June 3, Argentine President Javier Milei published an op-ed in the Financial Times under the title “Argentina Invites AI to Free Itself.” The article announced, among other things, a proposal for a new legal category of “non-human corporations”—that is, companies “operated by AI agents or robots.” This innovation, Milei argued, could be as transformative as the 1602 invention of the limited liability corporation in the form of the Dutch East India Company. “Let Buenos Aires be for AI what Amsterdam was for the age of sail,” he declared.
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