• DigitalDilemma@lemmy.ml
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    22 hours ago

    I know this is just some shitty marketing phrase, but I don’t think that would even work, legally. AIUI, to be a company (ie, a limited company) requires being registered with human directors, as they check you’re not banned from being one.

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        19 hours ago

        No call to be facetious. It’s true for most western countries, and possibly more globally - these things tend to follow certain rules of legal and financial logic.

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          13 hours ago

          What I meant probably didn’t carry over through text well. I was being very literal because you were very literal – to show the problem with that.

          Yes, obviously you didn’t mean it would actually be illegal in all countries that exist. My point is that the “zero-humans” naming also doesn’t actually mean zero humans. There is someone controlling whatever that project is.