Oregon Advances AI Chatbot Law With Private Liability Provision
2026-03-23 · insurance
Oregon lawmakers approved Senate Bill 1546, advancing a measure that would impose enforceable safety, disclosure and liability requirements on artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot providers and sending it to the governor for signature, according to the Oregon Legislature. The bill passed both chamb
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