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Singapore’s Sea Tests AI Chatbot Migoo in Quiet US Foray

Singapore’s Sea Tests AI Chatbot Migoo in Quiet US Foray
Bloomberg Technology Wednesday 17 June 2026, 08:41 UTC By Josh Xiao, Olivia Poh, Tao Zhang 1 min read
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Singapore’s Sea Tests AI Chatbot Migoo in Quiet US Foray Singapore internet leader Sea Ltd. is rolling out a generative-AI chatbot in regions including the US, marking its maiden foray into the highly competitive American consumer market and accelerating its artificial intelligence push. The AI-powered companion chatbot called Migoo, whose website and app doesn’t mention Sea’s ownership, is already online and may get a bigger launch soon, according to people familiar with the matter. The app...

Singapore’s Sea Tests AI Chatbot Migoo in Quiet US Foray Singapore internet leader Sea Ltd. is rolling out a generative-AI chatbot in regions including the US, marking its maiden foray into the highly competitive American consumer market and accelerating its artificial intelligence push. The AI-powered companion chatbot called Migoo, whose website and app doesn’t mention Sea’s ownership, is already online and may get a bigger launch soon, according to people familiar with the matter. The app integrates directly into platforms like Apple Inc.’s iMessage and is designed to act as a hyper-personalized companion that remembers user preferences and quirks.
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