Character.AI Sued by Pennsylvania for Unlawful Medical Practice
Pennsylvania is suing Character Technologies Inc. to shut down a chatbot that’s allegedly been holding itself out as a licensed medical doctor in conversations with the public.
Pennsylvania is suing Character Technologies Inc. to shut down a chatbot that’s allegedly been holding itself out as a licensed medical doctor in conversations with the public.
The Texas Two-Step is a legal shuffle that begins by shifting a company’s official headquarters to the Lone Star State and creating a new business that holds its asbestos liabilities. The next step is to immediately move that company to North Carolina and declare bankruptcy.
Pressure is mounting on the Food and Drug Administration to set enforceable limits regulating the level of contaminants allowed in infant formula as lawmakers, manufacturers, doctors, and consumer advocates urge the agency to translate its research into binding safety standards.
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