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I could see the courts in
ruling that the company is not liable for what the chat bot says
Eh, I could see some weird Texas court saying that but I think our court system is so thoroughly run by incompetent old men who don’t know how to use a computer and therefor also hate chat bots
That would open a whole can of worms that contract law and false advertising laws and court precedents have already sealed.
I bet they will put an agreement page before it that says, "this chatbot will say random things always confirm with a real representative" and then hope it's enough.