The really interesting thing that will come out of this, I think, is defining what are usually human-only attributes. The notion of ownership being anything les

The really interesting thing that will come out of this, I think, is defining what are usually human-only attributes. The notion of ownership being anything less than associated with individual humans was displaced by the mythology of joint-stock companies, which can own things as an extension of the will of many humans. Now when you're explicitly talking about ownership by entities perceived as non-human -- that could get interesting very fast.