Air Canada To Pay Compensation To Passenger Who Was Misled By Chatbot

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Air Canada has been forced to compensate a passenger after the airline's own chatbot feature used "misleading words" in a conversation about bereavement fare. The chatbot feature on the airline's website led to a misunderstanding, according to court documents.

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