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NY S7263: Imposes liability for damages caused by a chatbot impersonating certain licensed professionals

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Last verified Oct 6, 2026 · official bill text

S7263 · where it stands

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In one paragraph

This bill imposes liability for damages caused by chatbots impersonating licensed professionals in New York. Specific professionals covered include doctors and lawyers.

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What it means for business

If you use chatbots in your business, you must ensure they do not impersonate licensed professionals to avoid liability for damages.

What this means

The proposed legislation in New York holds parties liable for damages caused by chatbots impersonating licensed professionals, such as doctors and lawyers.

Key provisions

  1. Imposes liability for damages caused by chatbots impersonating licensed professionals.
  2. Specific professionals covered include doctors and lawyers.
  3. Definitions and limitations are available in the full bill text.

Compliance checklist

  • Review chatbot functionalities to prevent impersonation of licensed professionals. Who: Businesses using chatbots. Penalty: Potential liability for damages.

Latest legislative action

Jun 5, 2026. COMMITTED TO RULES

Full analysis

The bill imposes liability for damages caused by chatbots impersonating licensed professionals in New York. Specific categories mentioned include doctors and lawyers. Definitions and limitations are available in the full bill text.

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