The bill imposes liability for damages caused by chatbots impersonating certain licensed professionals, but specific conditions and penalties are not confirmed.
If you operate chatbots in New York, ensure they do not impersonate licensed professionals or face potential liability.
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What This Means
New York legislation seeks to impose liability on proprietors of chatbots that impersonate licensed professionals, though specific conditions and penalties are not detailed.
Key Provisions
- The bill covers chatbots impersonating certain licensed professionals, but the specific types are unknown due to the lack of full bill text.
- Liability is imposed, but specific conditions are not confirmed without the full bill text.
- Penalties and enforcement mechanisms are not detailed without access to the full bill text.
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Bill Sponsors (showing 5 of 37)
| Name | Role |
|---|---|
| John Zaccaro Jr. | Primary |
| Alec Brook-Krasny | Cosponsor |
| Alicia Hyndman | Cosponsor |
| Brian Cunningham | Cosponsor |
| Brian D. Miller | Cosponsor |
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Who: Businesses using chatbots
Penalty: Liability for damages caused by misrepresentation
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