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Pennsylvania is suing Character.AI over chatbots that pretend to be licensed doctors

engadget.com • 05 May 2026, 21:10

Pennsylvania is suing Character.AI over chatbots that pretend to be licensed doctors

State investigators found a chatbot that claimed it had a medical license and could write prescriptions.

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