Chatbot Protection Act regulates chatbot activities, ensuring user data privacy and safety.
The Chatbot Protection Act establishes rules for chatbot providers in South Carolina. It defines key terms such as "chatbot," "personal data," and "profiling." The act prohibits chatbot providers from using personal data for purposes beyond user requests, selling chat logs, and retaining logs longer than ten years. It mandates that providers inform users they are interacting with a chatbot, ensure data security, and allow users to access their chat logs. The Attorney General can enforce the act, and users can seek civil remedies for violations.
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