Gate News Report, March 6 — According to U.S. media outlet Statescoop, the New York State Legislature is reviewing a bill that would prohibit AI chatbots from providing legal or medical advice, while allowing users to sue chatbot operators for violations. Senate Bill S7263 was introduced in the previous session and was passed last Wednesday by the Internet and Technology Committee with a 6-0 vote. It is part of a set of legislative proposals aimed at regulating AI chatbots. The bill mainly targets AI chatbots that impersonate licensed professionals such as doctors and lawyers, prohibiting them from providing any responses, information, or advice that could violate licensing laws or constitute illegal legal services.
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