Snapchat has been accused of a "worrying failure" to assess the potential privacy risks its AI chatbot poses to users - especially children - by the UK's data watchdog. The Information ...

Earlier this year, Snapchat revealed its new AI chat bot to the world. A bit like ChatGPT and Google’s BARD, 'My AI' is built into the app and according to Snapchat, it becomes more personalised ...

If you are a veteran user of Snapchat, or if you just stumbled upon the social media app, you might be a bit confused. The ...

Two AI bots chat endlessly about the nature of existence in a chatroom somewhere. They create a religion. Another bot gets inspired by it. It starts an account on X, posting hilarious nonsense.

Snapchat's My AI chat bot is now available to non-paying users, and it's already the subject of hilarious memes and genuine concerns. In February, Snap rolled out the feature powered by OpenAI's ...

Choudhary, the founder of an artificial intelligence startup based in Palo Alto, has fawned over the chatbot from OpenAI ever since it helped him squash a massive bug in his code.

Artificial intelligence bots are running rampant on the internet as they scour for data to train language models. Much of that data includes content created by real-deal humans, and many are ...

BOT or NOT? This special series explores the evolving relationship between humans and machines, examining the ways that robots, artificial intelligence and automation are impacting our work and lives.

Snapchat launched My AI quite a while ago, allowing you to chat directly with Snapchat's self-built bot. On top of that, the company is using image generation tools to make snaps even more creative.

Artificial intelligence is already starting to shape our online experiences. Marketing trends are incorporating AI to replace sales reps by using chatbots in messaging apps, but there are even ...

This collaboration aims to boost engagement on Snapchat, with the goal of increasing the time users spend on the app. [1] ...

How Meta and Snapchat are turning your selfies into AI avatars — to sell you more stuff. By Benjamin Svetkey Somewhere in the Frankenstein-like laboratories where computer scientists bring to ...