Marissa Mayer sparks fury after boasting she used AI to come up with three bullet points about what makes her daughter special
You're viewing the US edition You can switch to the UK, AU or IE homepage at any time using this menu. Former Google executive Marissa Mayer has sparked fury online after she asked an AI tool to tell her three things about her daughter. The 51-year-old sat down with The New York Times to talk about her new tech start up Dazzle, which is homing in on AI assistants, when she revealed her own use of the technology. She said that late last year she was struggling to giver her 9-year-old daughter's teacher three bullet points that summarized what made her daughter special. Feeling overwhelmed by the options, she asked Dazzle, which spat out an answer for her in a few seconds.
Oct-26-2026, 05:47:54 GMT
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