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AI chatbot creator to discard data, algorithms By Mansoor|   Published: 15th January 2021 11:02 pm IST Seoul: The South Korean developer of a controversial female chatbot said on Friday that it will discard all data and learning algorithms used in training the artificial intelligence (AI) platform amid mounting criticism over its data collection process and hate speech. Scatter Lab, a Seoul-based startup, said it has decided to pull the plug on its 20-year-old female chatbot persona called Lee Luda and dispose of its database and deep learning algorithms to address concerns among its users....

AI developer to discard data used in controversial 'female' chatbot Posted : 2021-01-15 15:40 Gettyimagesbank The South Korean developer of a controversial chatbot said Friday it will discard all data and learning algorithms used in training the artificial intelligence (AI) platform amid mounting criticism over its data collection process and hate speech. Scatter Lab, a Seoul-based startup, said it has decided to pull the plug on its 20-year-old "female" chatbot persona called Lee Luda and dispose of its database and deep learning algorithms to address concerns among its users. The company ...

Chatbot Lee Luda brings ethical concerns around AI Jan 13, 2021, 09:30 am Artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot “Lee Luda”. Scatter Lab has suspended its service on Jan. 11, 2021. AsiaToday probationary reporter Kim Ye-seul A social media-based artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot named “Lee Luda” has been suspended Monday after stirring a series of controversies, raising a new topic of conversation in our society regarding technological advancement and AI ethics. In a statement on Monday, local startup developer Scatter Lab apologized for the controversy involving the chatbot, saying ...

“We deeply apologise over the discriminatory remarks against minorities. That does not reflect the thoughts of our company and we are continuing the upgrades so that such words of discrimination or hate speech do not recur,” the company said in a statement quoted by the Yonhap news agency Scatter Lab, which had earlier claimed that Luda was a work in progress and, like humans, would take time to “properly socialise”, said the chatbot would reappear after the firm had “fixed its weaknesses”. While chatbots are nothing new, Luda had impressed users with the depth and natural tone of...

A popular South Korean artificial-intelligence-driven chatbot with the persona of a 20-year-old female student was taken down this week after it was accused of bigotry towards sexual minorities, the #MeToo movement and the disabled.. Read more at straitstimes.com.