Kore.ai
What the automated decision is: AI agents answer customers on voice and digital channels; agent assist suggests replies
WF-P-000051
- Made by
- Kore.ai, Inc.
- AI laws
- Bot-disclosure laws (California SB 1001 · Utah · EU AI Act)None foundHas the vendor published how its AI agents tell customers they are talking to a bot?
- EU AI ActNone foundHas the vendor published a statement on its duties under the EU AI Act?
- Wiretap and call-recording laws (California CIPA)None foundHas a lawsuit alleged the vendor's system recorded, transcribed or analysed customers' calls or chats unlawfully?
- Illinois BIPA (voiceprints)None foundHas a lawsuit alleged the vendor's system collected voiceprints or other biometrics in violation of Illinois' BIPA?
Each law is asked as a question public evidence can answer. “None found” describes our search of the vendor’s own site, news and court reporting on 2026-10-06 — not a finding that the company has or has not complied. A lawsuit is an allegation, not a finding.
- Products
- AI for Service · Kore.ai Agent Platform
- In court
- 0 cases name it as a party
Where we have looked
Searched through CourtListener / RECAP, last read 2026-10-01:
- US federal district, appellate and bankruptcy dockets — 235 courts105 district, 14 appellate, 95 bankruptcy and 21 special federal courts
- published opinions, including state supreme and appellate courts — 384 courts, including 53 state supreme courts53 state supreme, 62 state appellate, 6 state trial and 28 state special courts, plus the federal courts above
County and municipal courts are not searched, and neither is anything outside the United States. A count of nought means we found nothing where we looked, not that nothing exists.
Verified deployments
6 companies we can evidence on Kore.ai, from addresses they run on its domain and from Kore.ai’s own customer stories. Which ones, and since when, is a Professional feature.