Chatbot Protection Act regulates chatbot activities to protect user data and privacy.
The Chatbot Protection Act establishes rules for chatbot providers in South Carolina. It mandates that chatbots must clearly inform users they are interacting with an AI. Providers must obtain affirmative consent before processing personal data for advertising, profiling, or training purposes. Users have the right to access their chat logs. Providers are prohibited from selling chat logs, retaining logs longer than ten years, and discriminating against users. The Attorney General can enforce the act, and users can seek damages for violations. The act takes effect upon approval by the Governor.
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