Equifax’ ever-growing list of legal problems resulting from a July data breach that exposed over 143 million people’s sensitive personal information now has a new entry: a chatbot.
Chatbot company DoNotPay released a set of chatbots that can help consumers sue Equifax for negligence. Users provide their name and address to the bot and it feeds the information into a state-designated form users can then print and file directly with the court.
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