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With the establishment of the strategic partnership, the companies will jointly develop a conversational artificial intelligence (AI) service designed for empathetic conversations.
Lee Lu-da, the salty, wisenheimer of a chatbot, is back, this time with a new "engine," which developers say will make it friendlier albeit less predictable.
The first thing that 77-year-old Noh Jeong-woo does every morning when she wakes up at 5 a.m. is call out the word, “Aria.” Aria is the voice command for SK Telecom’s Nugu smart speaker, the Korean equivalent of Apple's Siri or Amazon's Alexa. “I ...
Lee Lu-da, the offensive chatbot switched off seven months ago, is set to make a comeback, with the company that developed the out-of-control program working furiously to make it prime-time ready.
Korea's data protection watchdog on Wednesday imposed a hefty penalty on a startup for leaking a massive amount of personal information in the process of developing and commercializing a controversial female chatbot.
Scatter Lab, a Seoul-based start-up, has apologized for Lee Lu-da, its straight-talking chatbot that apparently went off rails and started making offensive comments.
Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot Lee Lu-da (Lu-da) has been decommissioned after just three weeks in action on the Facebook chat platform. The cute and cool female chatbot came under fire for homophobic and other...
Lee Lu-da, a 20-year-old university student, loves hanging out with her friends. Her life goal is to make a world in which no one feels loneliness. Jung Sae-jin, who was born in 2002 in Busan, is a K-pop idol. But neither Lee nor Jung actually exist.
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