I tested Meta's Tom Brady and Kendall Jenner AI chatbots and it was weird

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In September, Meta announced its own artificial intelligence (AI) chatbot as well as 28 chatbots with their own personas that serve different purposes. The catch is that these chatbots imitate celebrities and influencers, and today, I had a chance to chat with them. Here's how it went. 

To get started chatting with these bots, all you have to do is visit Messenger, click to compose a new message, tap on AI chat, and opt into the beta. Then, you will be alerted when you are given early access. 

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