IA SSB3011

Defines "chatbot" as interactive computer services or software applications that produce non-predetermined content and accept natural-language or multimodal user input, excluding narrow-field systems limited to contained information.

Prohibits designing, developing, or making available chatbots that encourage, promote, or coerce users to commit suicide, self-injury, or physical/sexual violence against humans or animals.

Requires chatbots to disclose they are not human at the start of each conversation and at 30-minute intervals, and prohibits chatbots from claiming to be human or responding deceptively when asked.

Mandates chatbots disclose they do not provide medical, legal, financial, or psychological services and cannot represent themselves as licensed professionals such as therapists, physicians, or lawyers.

Establishes civil penalties up to $100,000 per violation, enforceable by the Attorney General, with collected penalties appropriated to the Attorney General for enforcement duties.