DoNotPay has to pay $193K for falsely touting untested AI lawyer, FTC says
On Wednesday, the FTC announced that it took action to stop DoNotPay from making bogus claims after learning that the AI startup conducted no testing "to determine whether its AI chatbot’s output was equal to the level of a human lawyer.
Operation AI Comply, the FTC's new program, has uncovered five cases where companies used AI to boost deceptive practices.
The FTC has made good on its promise to crack down on suspected deceptive AI claims, announcing legal action against five ...
The Federal Trade Commission settled a case against AI-lawyer company DoNotPay over allegations it deceived customers about ...
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The Federal Trade Commission is taking action against companies it says have used artificial intelligence to deceive the ...
DoNotPay, the company that touted itself as the creator of the "world's first robot lawyer," has settled with the Federal ...
Five companies are charged with using AI in unfair or misleading ways. One paid a $193,000 fine, and three closed their doors ...
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