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Karamo Brown's Foray into Wellness and AI Karamo Brown, famous for his pep talks on Netflix's 'Queer Eye,' has launched a new app called Kē, which focuses on wellness and features his AI digital clone. After spending a year and a half on his own personal growth journey, Brown aims to help others achieve similar goals through his app. Features of Kē The app offers a range of features, including: Personalized fitness plans tailored to users' existing workout equipment and schedules Nutrition guidance with meal plans based on users' available food AI chatbot for customizing fitness and meal plans Guided instructional videos for workouts Meditation section with videos targeting various emotions Community section for supportive groups The AI Karamo Feature What sets Kē apart is its 'AI Karamo' feature, allowing users to interact with a digital version of Karamo. This AI clone, powered by startup Delphi, pulls from various sources like interviews and podcast episodes to ensure authenticity. Brown emphasizes that the AI clone is meant to aid in personal development, not replace real relationships. The Future of Kē Delphi plans to introduce agentic capabilities to Kē, allowing the AI to perform tasks on users' behalf. The app is now available on iOS and Android devices, with a subscription cost of $14.99/month after a three-day free trial. The Trend of Celebrity AI Clones Kē reflects a larger trend of celebrities partnering with AI startups. While some stars like Matthew McConaughey and Michael Caine have licensed their voices for digital replicas, others have expressed concerns about the unauthorized use of their likenesses and voices in AI clones.