1. Robert LoCascio, founder of LivePerson and pioneer in web chat technology, has rebranded his startup Eternos to Uare.ai after finding a new focus. Instead of creating digital legacies for the deceased, Uare.ai aims to help individuals create personal AIs based on their unique life stories and decision-making traits.

2. Uare.ai has secured $10.3 million in seed funding led by Mayfield and Boldstart Ventures, with plans to launch its platform later this year. Individuals can train their personal AIs by responding to questions about their lives using text, voice, or video.

3. Unlike other AI chatbots, Uare.ai's model won't use general data to fill gaps in knowledge. If an AI doesn't know the answer to a question, it will admit that it doesn't know. Uare.ai intends to generate revenue through subscription fees or a share of the income generated by customers who earn money from their digital twins.