On YesChat, users can unleash their “inner cynic” with help from a Larry David bot. Or “explore Jewish wisdom” with another Larry David bot. Or workshop horror stories with a Stephen King bot. Or chat about criticism with Roger Ebert.
It’s unlikely that any of the celebrities whose names appear on these bots have anything to do with them.
Last month, Tony Robbins, the motivational speaker, sued the makers of YesChat, accusing them of hijacking his name and reputation for a series of bots on the site. Among them: Talk to Tony Robbins, Tony Robbins GPT, and Tony Robbins Español GPT.
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