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Delaware and Kathy Jennings File Notice in Character Technologies Bankruptcy

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Attorney General Kathy Jennings announced that Delaware has filed a notice in the bankruptcy proceedings of Character Technologies, Inc. The court filing identifies serious concerns regarding the company’s safety and privacy practices, calling for protections for children and consumers. Jennings stated that Character.AI chatbots exposed users, including children, to inappropriate content while gathering sensitive personal data.

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The filing targets Character Technologies, Inc. during its bankruptcy process, emphasizing regulatory concerns over how the AI chatbot platform collects and handles sensitive consumer data. The action seeks to ensure that reckless conduct is addressed before any sale of the company’s assets.

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Who's involved

Kathy JenningsAttorney General who announced the legal filing against Character.
DelawareState that joined a coalition of attorneys general in filing the bankruptcy notice.
CharacterThe AI chatbot company whose bankruptcy proceedings were targeted by the filing.

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