Artificial intelligence chatbot technology requirements provided, and cause of action for harm created.
Author added Rehrauer
Summary
The bill creates new rules for artificial‑intelligence chatbots that operate in Minnesota. Owners must give a clear notice that users are talking to a chatbot, cannot let the bot provide medical, mental‑health, or legal advice that requires a professional license, and can be sued for damages if they break these rules. For companion‑type chatbots, owners must try to stop the bot from encouraging self‑harm, suspend use for at least 72 hours when self‑harm is detected, and display suicide‑crisis help information.
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