1. How will you know it's a bot?
2. How will you know the model?
Do you want to target the model authors or the LLM providers? If company X is serving an LLM created by academic researchers at University Y, will you go after Y or X? Or both?
> These should be processed extremely quickly, without a court appearance by any of the parties, as the problem is so blatantly obvious and widespread there's no reason to tie up the courts with this garbage or force claimants to seek representation.
Ouch. Throw due process out the door!
> Bots must advertise their model provider to every person they interact with, and platforms must restrict bots that do not or cannot abide by this.
This is more reasonable, but for the fact that the bots can simply state the wrong model, or change it daily.
Unfortunately, the simple reason your proposal will fail is that if country X does it, they'll be left far behind country Y that doesn't. It's national suicide to regulate in this fashion.