New Jersey Attorney General · October 15, 2026 · Primary source
Attorney General Davenport Seeks Consumer Protections in Character.AI Bankruptcy
Summary
New Jersey Attorney General filing notice of interest in Character.AI bankruptcy proceedings, citing safety and privacy concerns regarding AI chatbot interactions with minors and collection of sensitive mental health data. Coalition of state AGs seeking consumer protections including mental health and suicide-risk issues.
What this may mean
Consumer-protection and privacy enforcement signal; does not directly regulate healthcare providers or payors. Related to telehealth-adjacent digital health consumer protection but no specific provider compliance obligation.
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