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Mamdani admin wants to fine companies for bad AI customer service

“They’re meant to eliminate “doom loops,” when customers are bounced from menu to menu to get substantive help.”

— PIX11

What happened

New York City's consumer protection department has proposed rules requiring companies to say up front when customers are talking to an automated system and to offer a one-step way to reach a human, no justification required. Companies that don't would face fines of $525 to $3,500.

Read it at PIX11 ↗