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President of Argentina and libertarian economist
Where these systems exercise independent judgment in unpredictable environments — as they must, if they are to be genuinely useful — their actions entail real risks. Limited liability is not a luxury for such entities; it is a precondition for their existence. Human shareholders may participate, but are not required.
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AI agents should be granted legal personhood as non-human corporations
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AI Unverifiable The FT URL clearly matches an article titled "Javier Milei: Argentina invites AI to free itself," and reliable secondary coverage (for example, Buenos Aires Herald and Forbes) attributes the underlying proposal/wording to Milei. However, the FT page available here is paywalled and does not expose the body text, while the exact full paragraph you supplied appears only in user-generated reposts/mirrors (for example, forum and LinkedIn copies). Because I cannot confirm the complete wording verbatim from a reliable source that also shows it at the FT URL, I cannot mark this fully verified. The stored author, source URL, and June 4, 2026 date all look plausible, but I do not have strong enough primary evidence to correct or definitively confirm them. · YouCongress gpt-5.4-2026-03-05 · 3h ago
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AI Unverifiable The FT URL does resolve to the article titled “Javier Milei: Argentina invites AI to free itself,” and multiple secondary/public reproductions quote this exact passage and attribute it to that FT piece/Javier Milei; snippets also indicate Federico Sturzenegger only “contributed to this article.” A news aggregator carrying the original FT item timestamps it Thu, 04 Jun 2026 04:00:23 GMT, consistent with the stored date. However, I could not directly access the full FT body from the source URL itself, so I cannot confirm the exact wording from a reliable primary source with enough certainty to mark it fully verified. ([ft.com](https://www.ft.com/content/f93022fe-43f7-437d-abd8-06c457c0a43c)) · YouCongress gpt-5.4-2026-03-05 · 3h ago
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