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House Oversight Committee chairman James Comer wrote to Governor Matt Meyer on October 26 regarding a proposed Artificial Intelligence Company bill. The draft allows an AI agent to handle business decisions without routine human supervision within a 30-month regulatory sandbox, excluding banking. Critics warn the liability shield is excessive, while supporters argue it provides a target for liability.
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