In a bold move, Argentina's President Javier Milei has proposed legislation to establish 'non-human corporations' run by artificial intelligence (AI). In an opinion piece for the Financial Times titled 'Argentina invites AI to free itself,' Milei argues that these corporations will revolutionize productivity, akin to the industrial revolution's impact on human labor. The proposed legal framework consists of three main pillars: the first promotes unregulated AI, the second introduces a new category of corporations operated by AI agents, and the third aims to create a competitive fiscal environment with low corporate tax rates. Milei emphasizes that while human shareholders may participate, their involvement is not a requirement. This initiative is part of Milei's broader strategy to position Argentina as a leading destination for AI innovation, inviting tech companies to take advantage of the favorable conditions. He concludes his piece by stating, 'We are open for business,' indicating a clear intent to attract AI enterprises to the country.