A process of information disclosure is the process by which companies make their customers, investors, and others involved with it aware of relevant information. This article will explore the ways companies can disclose information in a way that is transparent and build trust with the people who they deal with.

Researchers have focused their research on disclosure mechanisms, and the variables that regulate them, specifically in relation to human-tohuman interaction. However, with the rise of chatbots, which mimic human conversations using textual interfaces researchers have begun to look into the ways in which people provide information to chatbots. The results of these studies have been mixed, but overall people seem to be willing to share the same types of information to chatbots that they would to a person (Ho and others. 2019).

A major factor that influences this is the perceived sensitivity of the data. In a number of studies, the types of data were classified according to perceived sensitivities. Secure identifiers such as passwords and financial account numbers were deemed the most sensitive. Participants in these studies also considered personal “preferences” such as political or religious affiliations and medical histories as highly sensitive.

It is important to keep in mind that the examiner will review all information disclosures submitted within three months of the filing date and that conform to the format requirements set forth in 37 CFR 1.98. This is regardless of the events during the examination to this point, including any violations of the rules governing information disclosure.

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