Relates to liability for misleading, incorrect, contradictory or harmful information provided to a user by a chatbot
What changed between versions
Added new definitions for 'Artificial intelligence', 'Covered user', 'Human-like', 'Minor', and 'Companion chatbot' to clarify terminology and expand coverage.
Removed the requirement that proprietors must have more than twenty employees, making the law applicable to smaller businesses and individuals.
Added new requirements for proprietors of companion chatbots to use commercially reasonable methods to prevent self-harm and provide crisis resources when self-harm is detected.
Expanded liability to include bodily harm to covered users or third parties, including self-harm, beyond just financial loss.
Added liability for third parties who direct a proprietor's chatbot to provide substantive responses, information, advice, or action.
Changed notice requirements to apply to 'covered users' rather than general 'consumers' and clarified that notices must distinguish between artificial intelligence and human representatives.
