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State AI disclosure. Hear the first sentence.

This is not legal advice and not a 50-state survey. It is how to test whether callers and website visitors are told they are speaking to an automated assistant.

Does the first utterance say it is automated?

A name is not a disclosure. “This is Amy” without “automated” presents a system as a receptionist. Hear the first sentence of the call and of the chat.

Can a caller reach a person?

Disclosure without a transfer path is incomplete. Ask what happens when the caller says they want a human.

Is the sentence in config, or only in a prompt?

A prompt can drift. Ask whether a config check refuses a greeting that dropped the word. Ask what command the operator runs.

Which locations does the practice serve?

Disclosure rules vary by state and change. This page does not list them. Ask counsel which apply to your published number and your website.

Does chat match the phone?

A disclosed phone line next to an undisclosed website widget is two products. Ask whether the public chat opener is required before the widget is published.