AI chatbots aren't always a saving grace. Ask Air Canada why
A recent case of Air Canada forced to compensate a passenger misled by the airline's chatbot raises concerns on AI oversight in customer service.
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A recent case of Air Canada forced to compensate a passenger misled by the airline's chatbot raises concerns on AI oversight in customer service.
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Air Canada's chatbot told Jake Moffatt he could receive a bereavement discount after traveling, but another part of the website says the opposite.
The Tribunal judge said Air Canada’s suggestion that the chatbot was a “separate legal entity responsible for its own actions” didn’t make sense.
The airline has to pay damages after a judge rejected Air Canada’s suggestion that the chatbot was a “separate legal entity responsible for its own actions”