CEOs are increasingly turning to artificial intelligence tools to create avatars of themselves that can deal with mundane tasks like attending media interviews on their behalf. A slew of AI startups, including Personal AI, Delphi, and Tavus, allow executives to train models on company data, including keynotes, interviews, and meeting transcripts, to create a digital CEO double. The startups claim their tools allow leaders to be more time-efficient — despite the tech's well-documented propensity to spout hallucinated nonsense. "It’s common for people across the company to have questions for the CEO, but he doesn’t have time to answer them all," […]