AI disclosure laws in North Carolina
What businesses using chatbots, AI voice agents or AI content in North Carolina need to know. Last reviewed 2026-09-09. Not legal advice.
Short answer
Not yet. North Carolina has no AI disclosure law in force, but 1 bill is moving. Federal rules, including the FTC Act, already apply to deceptive use of AI.
Bills to watch in North Carolina
- S 963 Chatbot Licensing Act (In committee). Would license health-related chatbots.
Not law yet. BotNotice tracks these and updates this page when they change.
Federal rules that also apply in North Carolina
- FTC Act Section 5: deceptive AI practices: The Federal Trade Commission treats leading consumers to believe they are dealing with a human, when that fact would matter to their decision, as a deceptive practice.
- TCPA: AI-generated voices are 'artificial or prerecorded' calls: The FCC ruled that calls using AI-generated or AI-modified voices are 'artificial or prerecorded voice' calls under the TCPA.
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Questions businesses ask
Does North Carolina require businesses to disclose AI chatbots?
Not yet. North Carolina has no AI disclosure law in force, but 1 bill is moving. Federal rules, including the FTC Act, already apply to deceptive use of AI.
How can a business in North Carolina show visitors it uses AI?
Show a clear notice that visitors are talking to AI before or when a chat starts, repeat it on the schedule the law sets, and keep a record that it appeared. BotNotice does this with one line of code on most website builders.
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