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We are looking at a stack of incredibly real, very current sources that show the legal system just sprinting to catch up with this exact scenario.

Yeah, we've got Delaware's enacted House Joint Resolution 7 from 2025 and then a massive 36-page draft bill from June 2026 that actually tries to legalize this structure.

Plus, an official October 26, 2026 congressional inquiry from the House Oversight Committee demanding answers about it.

So our mission for this deep dive is to synthesize all of this, right? To answer a central question, can our existing corporate law accommodate businesses managed by AI? Or does putting a software system in the captain's chair require like an entirely new type of legal entity and a totally new regulatory framework?

OK, let's unpack this, because to really grasp how we might legally handle an AI making corporate decisions, We have to look at how Delaware is attempting to build the literal rules of the road.

Yeah, because whatever Delaware does, the rest of the corporate world inevitably feels.

Exactly.

So what's the timeline here? How did this actually unfold?

No, I'm not doing that.

Well, it's funny because Alex and I had to drive to Delaware last week to pick up her sister's dog.

Long story.

And there was moments in the car like we just weren't talking.

to

relax and enjoy each other's company.

And there's Delaware.

And there it is.

And of course, it's a horrific tragedy.

Now the aircraft was licensed and registered to a Delaware corporation that essentially rents these out as commercial airliners or rather private aircraft to rich people.

for lack of a better term.

And as a matter of fact, since all this has come out, the person who rented this plane is a very rich tech mogul.

And of course, it's a horrific tragedy.

Now, the aircraft was licensed and registered to a Delaware corporation that essentially rents these out as commercial airliners or rather private aircraft to rich people.

for lack of a better term.

And as a matter of fact, since all this has come out, the person who rented this plane is a very rich tech mogul.

Like, what are we like, what did we do all fall camp? Yeah.

And so those things just kind of piled on and piled on and piled on, and they wasted two development games against Austin Peay in Delaware.

And then they started Jared Curtis at NC State, and he started making all the mistakes that you wanted him to make against Austin Peay so you could fix it in the NC State game.

It just kind of stunted his growth.

This is The Rita Cosby Show.

And let's go to Phil in Delaware on line five.

Go ahead, Phil, your thoughts tonight.

Hey, Phil, are you there? Call us back, Phil.

And of course, it's a horrific tragedy.

Now, the aircraft was licensed and registered to a Delaware corporation that essentially rents these out as commercial airliners or rather private aircraft to rich people.

for lack of a better term.

And as a matter of fact, since all this has come out, the person who rented this plane is a very rich tech mogul.

Illinois has some.

Maryland, Delaware, New Jersey, D.C., you know, have relatively little.

West Virginia, Kentucky, they are not the data center hotspots.

So we refer to this often as like the big four.