Air Canada tried to throw its chatbot under the bus because it gave wrong information to a customer. But a Canadian court sided with the chatbot (and the customer). What does that mean for brands using public-facing generative AI tools?
Air Canada’s Chatbot Fail Should Propel Marketers To Address These AI Questions
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