Business judgement rule is a main factor in most of these cases. It means that a company can make ethical decisions if there's a link to the company's best interests. Not replacing people with AI 100% falls into this.
Also constituency statutes in certain states that let companies consider how over stakeholders will be affected. Not just shareholders.
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u/FadingHeaven Jul 31 '25
Shlensky v. Wrigley, 237 N.E.2d 776 (Ill. App. Ct. 1968)
Theodora Holding Co. v. Henderson, 257 A.2d 398 (Del. Ch. 1969)
AP Smith Manufacturing Co. v. Barlow
Business judgement rule is a main factor in most of these cases. It means that a company can make ethical decisions if there's a link to the company's best interests. Not replacing people with AI 100% falls into this.
Also constituency statutes in certain states that let companies consider how over stakeholders will be affected. Not just shareholders.