In “remarkable” court submission, Air Canada argued its chatbot is responsible...
"While you cannot rely on a disclaimer to avoid your consumer protection responsibilities altogether, a clearly worded and conspicuous disclaimer goes a long way to educating consumers..."
Air Canada has been held liable for “negligent misrepresentation” after its chatbot misled a customer about its bereavement travel policy.
The $21.8 billion by annual revenue airline “did not take reasonable care to ensure its chatbot was accurate” a small claims court found.
Extraordinarily, Air Canada argued unsuccessfully in court that it could not be held responsible for the chatbot as it was a different legal entity.
