U.S. Representative James Comer, a Republican from Kentucky and chair of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform, wrote to Delaware Governor Matt Meyer warning that a state proposal allowing businesses to be run entirely by artificial‑intelligence agents could let human owners dodge legal responsibility for reckless or harmful actions taken by the AI. In his letter, Comer asked the governor’s office for assistance in obtaining documents related to Delaware’s effort to create a new corporate form called an Artificial Intelligence Company, or AIC. He expressed concern that the initiative could be exploited to shield powerful AI firms and their investors from accountability, while also providing a backdoor for opaque interests seeking anticompetitive influence over state AI policy. The committee’s request underscores fears that the AIC model could be used to protect entities from liability and to capture regulatory processes.