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Somewhat related, I formed Delaware LLC that was to be AI-managed. Delaware would not process filings e-signed by AI and required the filings be signed by a na
by throwaway_tech 7y ago
Somewhat related, I formed Delaware LLC that was to be AI-managed. Delaware would not process filings e-signed by AI and required the filings be signed by a natural person. This was easily solved by AI contracting with an attorney to act as the authorized signor for Delaware filings.
- anigbrowl 7y agoManaged, like a fund? or...?
- throwaway_tech 7y agoManaged as in performed/executed in accordance with the votes of the owners. Take a future where there are self-driving cars. You and a few friends/family want to invest in one that will be dedicated to ride for hire services. The AI could manage the entire business based on the votes of the owners, from contracting with attorneys for legal documents/representation, purchasing the vehicle, acquiring the insurance, authorizing vehicle servicing, contracting with a CPA to file taxes, filing the State Annual Report (or contracting to file the State Annual Report), etc... Why pay wages/salary to an actual full-time manager when the typical management duties could be entirely performed by AI in many types automated/passive businesses?
- bluesign 7y agoBasically you hires the lawyer as the manager no? Just lawyer has AI as assistant to do the all paperwork.
- deftnerd 7y agoI'm particularly interested in some kind of overview of what your goals were, what you learned in the process, and what was particularly successful or unsuccessful. I've had similar aspirations before but without a strong background in actually running a business and knowing how much work goes into the management, I've been unable to determine if the work effort to automate a large portion of it is worth the time.