A lawsuit claims that Character.AI’s founders launched a dangerous product that it advertised as safe for use by kids without ...

Google has rehired Noam Shazeer for $2.7 billion, along with Daniel De Freitas, to lead its Gemini AI project. Shazeer, ...

The Washington Post via Getty Images In 2017, Shazeer and another Google colleague, De Freitas, teamed up to create Meena, a chat bot that could engage humans on a range of issues. According to ...

The computer scientist left Google after the company refused to release a chatbot dubbed Meena to the public in 2021, citing safety concerns, per the WSJ. Ironically, OpenAI released ChatGPT one ...

He then teamed up with colleague Daniel DeFreitas to build a chatbot named Meena, which he predicted could replace Google's search engine and generate trillions of dollars in revenue, the Journal ...

A Florida mother has sued artificial intelligence chatbot startup Character.AI accusing it of causing her 14-year-old son's ...

The bot that Shazir initially proposed to Google was called Meena and was supposed to respond to people’s queries with text. The engineer believed that the product — was what would replace Google’s ...

It was in 2021 that Shazeer left Google frustrated after his chatbot, Meena, was shelved. There were cancers that the content that it might generate can be inappropriate. His departure was seen as ...

He also championed the creation of Meena, a chatbot capable of engaging conversations, which Google ultimately shelved over safety concerns. In 2017, Shazeer teamed with a Google colleague ...

Meet Noam Shazeer, the brains behind the AI chatbot revolution who is making headlines for his epic re-hire for a whopping $2.7 billion by Google. This intriguing story not only highlights Shazeer ...

The deceased teenager, Sewell Setzer III, was an active Character. AI user. He often chatted with bots based on characters ...