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Chatbot startup Character.AI files for bankruptcy, and Disney is first in line for key assets
Character.AI filed for Chapter 11 to pursue a sale, while Disney offered $20 million for a licence to certain assets.
Character.AI users reported loading, login and connection problems across several countries, as the AI chatbot company continues bankruptcy proceedings involving a proposed Disney-backed asset sale.
The entertainment giant, which recently hired the AI firm's former CEO, is the stalking horse bidder in the proceeding for certain assets.
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Character.AI, which lets users create custom chatbots for immersive roleplaying, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy following a string of legal challenges and the loss of top talent.
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In a bankruptcy proceeding that kicked off yesterday, Disney has offered to buy some of the technology that powers the controversy-plagued chatbot Character.AI. Disney is willing to pay $20 million ...
Character.AI’s bankruptcy filing reveals how AI costs can overwhelm revenue, despite the platform having millions of active monthly users and growing ad sales.
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