New Jersey S4758 mandates AI companion operators to notify users they are not communicating with a human.
New Jersey S4758 requires operators of artificial intelligence companions to inform users clearly and conspicuously at the start and periodically throughout interactions that they are not communicating with a human. This notification must be provided either verbally or in writing, and it must repeat every three hours for ongoing interactions. The bill defines "operator" as any entity operating an AI companion and "user" as an individual using the AI companion for personal use within the state. Violations of this requirement are subject to a civil penalty of $15,000 per violation.
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