Comment by Igho Dabor

Senior Lecturer in Law at the University of Huddersfield, writing on corporate accountability and AI governance.
Supporters argue that incorporation itself addresses this concern—give an autonomous system a legal identity, and responsibility has a defined target, enforceable against the AIC and its assets. The point is credible; however, a legal target is not a liable defendant. Damages may be collected while responsibility vanishes, because the member remains shielded and the AI agent has no guilty mind. The structure provides an entity to sue but no one to blame.
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