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Retail and e-commerce

Retailers and online stores use AI to serve customers through chatbots, personalize offers, set prices and generate product content. The main risk is to consumers: lack of transparency, discriminatory treatment or deceptive practices, so AI transparency rules, the right to a human agent, and consumer and data protection laws apply.

Relevant sector rules

EU: AI interaction notices and synthetic content labeling (AI Act Art. 50) apply from Aug 2, 2026; the Commission is preparing a Digital Fairness Act on deceptive design and exploitative personalization. Spain: Customer Service Law 10/2025 requires large companies and basic-service providers to offer a human agent, with an adaptation period until Dec 28, 2026. Peru: Law 31601 grants a right to a human option when facing chatbots, and the commerce-sector deadline under the AI regulation is Sep 10, 2027. Chile: SERNAC's circular on AI in consumer relations calls for risk assessment and no arbitrary discrimination; Law 21,719 applies from Dec 1, 2026. Colombia: the SIC issued criteria on AI in consumer service (Apr 2025). Mexico, Argentina, Ecuador and Brazil: general consumer and data protection laws. US: the FTC acts against deceptive AI claims; California requires disclosure of bots used to sell (SB 1001) and the CCPA ADMT rules from 2027.

Typical AI uses

Sector regulators

European Union
Spain
Ecuador
Colombia
Peru
Mexico
Chile
Argentina
Brazil
United States (federal)
California

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