Argentina’s AI-run companies plan still can’t do without humans
THE SO WHAT
If Argentina legalizes 'non-human corporations' that can sign contracts and hold assets, corporate law becomes a design surface for agentic AI rather than just a constraint. Multinationals operating there will need to decide quickly whether to ringfence these entities as experiments or integrate them into real supply and trading flows — and who, in practice, carries fiduciary and compliance liability when the AI misbehaves.
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