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Welcome to Tech News Briefing. It's Monday, June 10th. I'm Zoe Thomas for the Wall Street Journal.

Do you ever feel like you need a chatbot to deal with all the chatbot's companies have to interact

with customers? You're not alone.

W.S.J. contributor Alexander Samuel will join us to explain how having your own chatbot could help you get some time back.

And then, fake nude images generated by artificial intelligence have become a frightening reality

for teens. A survey finds the people portrayed in these pictures can face bullying even

when classmates know the images aren't real. Our family and tech columnist Julie

Jargan will be here to discuss the situation facing teens and share recommendations for how schools can deal with AI generated news.

But first, chatpots can be time-saving, they can deliver relevant information at the right moment, and they can take over tasks so their users can potentially conserve their attention for other activities.

Businesses use them, so why shouldn't we, the customers, have our own chatbots for the same purposes?

W.S.J. contributor Alexandra Samu... own chat bots for the same purposes.

W.S.J. contributor Alexandra Samuel wrote about this and is here to talk about what a

customer chatbot should look like.

Alexandra, one of the first things you say this customer bot would need to do is memorize personal information.

What info are we talking about and why?

It's really just the basics.

Name, address, those are table stakes and many of us already have that kind of

information auto filled by our password manager but the thing that tends to

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