United Airlines Chatbot Gave Wrong Travel Credit Info - Hoodline
The chatbot told a customer her $200 travel credit would last five years instead of one year.
- Company involved
- United Airlines
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The chatbot told a customer her $200 travel credit would last five years instead of one year.
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The AI agent incorrectly confirmed a doubled subscription price to a customer.
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The AI system determined access to services, processed financial transactions, and handled customer complaints for Safaricom customers.
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The chatbot told a customer he could apply for bereavement fares retroactively, leading him to book flights at full price expecting a partial refund.
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The chatbot misinformed a passenger about eligibility for bereavement fares, leading him to pay full price instead of receiving a discount.
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The chatbot provided misleading information to customers.
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The chatbot informed the customer they were eligible for a refund, which the airline later denied.
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