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Title IV — Artificial Intelligence Chatbots
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In this title: (1) Chatbot provider (A) In general The term chatbot provider means a person engaged in the business of providing a chatbot directly to a consumer for the use of the consumer, including through a website, mobile application, or other online means. (B) Limitation A person that provides a website, mobile application, or other online service that includes a chat function incidental to the primary purpose of such website, application, or service may not be treated as a chatbot provider solely on the basis of such incidental chat function. (2) Covered user The term covered user means a user of a chatbot if the provider of such chatbot knows that such user is a minor. (3) Know; knows The term know or knows means know or should have known.
In this title: (1) Chatbot provider (A) In general The term chatbot provider means a person engaged in the business of providing a chatbot directly to a consumer for the use of the consumer, including through a website, mobile application, or other online means. (B) Limitation A person that provides a website, mobile application, or other online service that includes a chat function incidental to the primary purpose of such website, application, or service may not be treated as a chatbot provider solely on the basis of such incidental chat function. (2) Covered user The term covered user means a user of a chatbot if the provider of such chatbot knows that such user is a minor. (3) Know; knows The term know or knows means know or should have known.
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