It might feel like that to you, but that's not what the laws are in some economically important parts of the world. In Europe, the relevant bit is the "right to be forgotten". If you want to operate an information system, you need to implement that. It's hard to see why it wouldn't apply to a chatbot just the same as it applies to search engines.
It's much easier to explain why there's a distinction between a human brain and a massive database accessible at will to billions of people.
It might feel like that to you, but that's not what the laws are in some economically important parts of the world. In Europe, the relevant bit is the "right to be forgotten". If you want to operate an information system, you need to implement that. It's hard to see why it wouldn't apply to a chatbot just the same as it applies to search engines.
It's much easier to explain why there's a distinction between a human brain and a massive database accessible at will to billions of people.