Argentina’s president, Javier Milei, has said he wants the country to become a global centre for artificial intelligence companies. He argues that state rules are one of the biggest barriers to AI, so he wants a system with very little government interference. Last week, the Argentine government sent a new bill to Congress. The bill would create a legal framework for AI and could open the way for a new type of company run by AI agents or robot systems. Under this idea, human shareholders may not even be required. The plan raises a major question: if an AI system makes an illegal decision or carries out financial manipulation, who is responsible? Milei also wants to give AI firms the most attractive legal and economic conditions possible, in order to bring more technology investment to Argentina.
Argentina plans new rules for AI-managed companies
President Javier Milei wants Argentina to become a global centre for AI firms. His government has proposed a new legal framework that could allow companies to be run by AI systems.
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