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Google hires top talent from startup Character.AI

By Kenrick Cai
Aug 5 2024 5:54AM

Signs licensing deal.

Google hires top talent from startup Character.AI
Startup Character.AI said it has signed an agreement with Alphabet's Google that grants the search engine giant a non-exclusive license to the chatbot maker's large language model technology. The deal, echoing ones struck by Microsoft and Amazon in the past few months, will see Character.AI ...

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