Oct 03

Character.AI Deletes Avatar of Murdered Girl After Admitting a Policy Violation

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AI firm Character.AI is facing backlash after using the likeness of Jennifer Ann Crecente, an 18-year-old murder victim from 2006, in a video game without her family’s consent. The company said that the character violated its policies against impersonation and removed the character. Drew Crecente, Jennifer’s father, received an automated Google alert that an AI…

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