[jyl]

Well, an AI says a company needs a human director, at least.

"Q: are there any AI-driven companies with no human directors or executives

A: As of my knowledge cutoff in 2021, I am not aware of any AI-driven companies that have no human directors or executives. However, there are companies that have started to use AI in their decision-making processes and there are some companies that are run by AI with human oversight, but these companies typically still have human directors and executives.

It is important to note that, even if a company is run by AI, it is still legally required to have human directors or executives who are responsible for the company's actions. This is because AI systems are not legally recognized as individuals, and therefore cannot be held accountable for the company's decisions and actions in the same way that human directors or executives can be. Furthermore, AI systems are not capable of having legal rights such as ownership, they are considered as tools and not legal entities."