> CEO's at least in the USA have multiple legal obligations under federal law. Lots of people have legal obligations. In this case, I assume that in this case

> CEO's at least in the USA have multiple legal obligations under federal law. Lots of people have legal obligations. In this case, I assume that in this case you're referring to a fiduciary duty (i.e. to act in the best interests of the company), which is typically held not by the CEO, but but by the directors. Ultimately the responsibility to assign daily operation of the company rests with the board, both legally and practically, as does the decision to use a human or AI CEO.