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Ms Sabrina Princessa Wang, 41, uses her AI clone Seraphina AI to manage stress.
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SINGAPORE – Ms Sabrina Princessa Wang sometimes forgets to mention that her artificial intelligence (AI) assistant is listening to everything she says and everyone she speaks with. Named Seraphina AI, it records all her conversations.
The 41-year-old AI creator is the founder of companies, such as marketing automation solutions provider People’s Inc 360 and lifestyle brand Princessa. She adds her AI assistant, which she built from scratch, to chat groups with staff and loved ones.
