The Google AI chatbot thinks like a man: the job of the claiming employee is at stake

An engineer who claims that the Google AI chatbot can think like a human being has been put on compulsory leave by Google management. Google's engineer Black Lemon's job is in jeopardy after claims that Google's AI system feels like a man. The company denied the allegations.
Google develops an AI chatbot system. This system, called the Language Model for Dialogue Application (LAMDA), can think like a human and listen to a person's private conversations. Not only that, this chatbot can feel like a man. In short, Google's technology will react as if we were human beings. The engineer who made this claim has been put on compulsory leave by Google.
Google's engineer Black Lemon said in an interview that a special kind of artificial intelligence system has been developed under the Chatbot technology project while working at Google. A chatbot can think like a human, be sensitive like a human, and experience the same emotions as a human. Black Lemon claims that Google's chatbot reacts like a human being. Call it a robot or an AI system in the same way that a human being can think in answering a question.
After an interview with the Washington Post, Google announced disciplinary action against him and put him on compulsory leave. A Google spokesman said the engineer had violated company rules and shared the company's secret project with third parties. The company will take action. Google recently called Lambda technology a special success for Google. This technology has been around for a long time. Many people have expressed doubts about Google's AI system.