Are You Using ChatGPT to Advertise an Airline? See What Can Happen
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The Civil Aviation Authority (AAC) warns passengers that applications drafted using artificial intelligence may contain legal errors and references to non-existent or outdated legal provisions.
The Civil Aviation Authority (AAC) draws the attention of passengers to the use of artificial intelligence instruments (ChatGPT, Copilot, Claude, etc.) for the drafting of late flight, cancelled or denied boarding petitions.
An article of the Code of Contravention that is not related to air passenger rights appears frequently in complaints for delayed or canceled flights. The Civil Aeronautics Authority (AAC) draws the attention of passengers who use ChatGPT, Copilot or Claude to write their petitions that these tools may indicate non-existent or out of date legal provisions. The institution says it has recently received several petitions with such errors, which can…
The Civil Aviation Authority (AAC) warns passengers that requests written using artificial intelligence tools such as ChatGPT, Copilot or Claude may contain non-existent or outdated legal provisions. The alert is aimed in particular at complaints about delay or cancellation of flights and refusal to board. According to AAC, in the last period, more petitions containing references have been received [...] Article Use ChatGPT to advertise an airli…
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