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They also argued that hey, so what if the chatbot lied, because the correct info was available elsewhere on their site. The tribunal's response: "There is no reason why Mr. Moffatt [the guy who got screwed] should know that one section of Air Canada's webpage is accurate, and another is not" lol
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Socialism for All / S4A ☭ Intensify Class Struggle
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"One of us always tells the truth, and one of us always lies."
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"If one place on our site has the "correct" info, we can put whatever we want elsewhere on the site" would have been an excellent precedent to set with no downsides.
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Ryan North
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A personal favourite excerpt: "According to the decision, Air Canada argued that it can't be held liable for information provided by one its 'agents, servants or representatives — including a chatbot.' But Rivers noted that the airline "does not explain why it believes that is the case."
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