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BOT or NOT? This special series explores the evolving relationship between humans and machines, examining the ways that robots, artificial intelligence and automation are impacting our work and lives.Me4U’s AI chatbot is trained on approved content by online creators, allowing fans to engage in personalized dialogue with celebrities across a range of categories including food, travel, fashion, business, and more. (Me4U Images)Alex Lieberman, co-founder of newsletter startup MorningBrew, gets a lot of inquiries from entrepreneurs looking for advice. But he can’t answer all of them.A new celebrity cloning startup wants to help.Me4U, founded last year by two longtime startup leaders with roots in Seattle, is rolling out a library of AI-powered celebrity clones that can engage in synthetic text-based conversations with fans. The company’s chatbots use AI to mimic well-known online creators and engage in personalized dialogue across a range of categories including food, travel, fashion, business, and more. Celebrities earn revenue based on engagement.“I’ve always wanted to be in two places at once,” Lieberman told GeekWire.Me4U, based in New York City, is the latest venture from serial entrepreneur Keith Smith. He most recently co-founded and led Payability, a New York-based fintech company that provides e-commerce sellers with financial services.Smith teamed up with Seattle tech vet Andy Sack on Me4U, which has raised $750,000 from angel investors.The company’s AI clones are trained using approved content from their celebrity counterparts, capturing subject-matter expertise and personalities