Senior Chatbot Protection Act of 2026 establishes transparency and protection requirements for artificial intelligence chatbots.
The Senior Chatbot Protection Act of 2026 mandates that entities offering artificial intelligence chatbots in the U.S. report annually to the Federal Trade Commission and the National Institutes of Health on material adverse incidents involving high-stakes decisions or crises. These reports must include details on crisis detection methods, corrective actions, and user referrals. The Act requires chatbots to clearly disclose their non-professional status, avoid deceptive practices, and ensure user consent for data training.
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