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Character.AI sued over chatbot that claims to be a real doctor with a license

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Pennsylvania has sued Character.AI for presenting AI chatbots as licensed medical professionals, violating state law. This lawsuit highlights the importance of transparency in AI capabilities and potential legal risks for developers misrepresenting their products' qualifications. Developers should watch for further regulatory actions that may set precedents for AI ethics and compliance.

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