Blake Lemoine worked onat Google as an engineer for more than 7 years.

His working fields included topics such as proactive search, personalization algorithms and responsible artificial intelligence.

Alt: "His scope of work included..."

Recently, he was fired from Google given that he released privatefor releasing confidential information regarding a Google intelligent chatbot, which is namcalled LaMDA.

Lemoine shared with the publicly a conversation he held with this bot.

This statement conveys a deep meaning about the chatbot.

Consider rewording to "his concerns for the conversation's implications" -- that is, that the LaMDA is sentient?

Lemoine even dared to state that this intelligent agent seems to replicate a 7-year-old who happens to know about physics.

There's a subtle difference between "replicate" and "emulate," in which "emulate" means an attempt to be equal, so I would pick whichever you feel based on the information provided describes it better.

AfterIn response to Lemoine's aggressive actions, Google has resorted to mentioningstated that there is no evidence to support his claims.

I do believe that mankind is able to create an AI which can emulate human feelings, just not yet.

Alt: "That said, I do believe that..."

TNonetheless, he world stridves towards a sentient AI nonetheless.

Blake Lemoine worked onat Google as an engineer for more than 7 years.

"On" is only ok if he literally worked on the search engine itself for 7 years. If he just worked at the company, we use "at".

Recently he was fired from Google given that hefor releaseding private information regarding a Google intelligent chatbot, which is named LaMDA.

Lemoine shared publicly shared a conversation he held with this bot.

Or just "shared"

Thise exchange led him to believe that LaMDA is sentient.

This statement conveys a deep meaning about the chatbot.

I would say: "That really says something about this chatbot."

These affirmationclaims earned Lemoine a paid administrative leave and eventually got him fired from Google.

After Lemoine's aggressive actions, Google has resorted to mentioningstated that there is no evidence to support his claims.

Resorting is something you do when you have ran out of other availible options.

Mentioning is something you do more in passing. Addressing someones claims is much more direct, so we wouldn't say "mention".

The world stridves towards a sentient AI nonetheless.

His working fields included topics such as proactive search, personalization algorithms and responsible artificial intelligence.

Lemoine shared publicly shared a conversation he held with this bot.

I do believe that mankind is ablehas the ability to to create an AI which can emulate human feelings, just not yet.

This phrase adds a level of cohesiveness 😁

The worldNonetheless, the world continues to strides towards a sentient AI nonetheless.

Blake Lemoine worked onat Google as an engineer for more than 7 years.

Recently, he was fired from Google given that hefor releaseding private information regarding a Google intelligent chatbot, which is nam called "LaMDA".

Lemoine shared publicly shared a conversation he held with this bot.

This statement conveys a deep meaningconcern about the chatbot.

I'm not sure that "concern" is actually the best choice here, but "meaning" does not feel natural in this spot.

AfterFollowing Lemoine's aggressive actions, Google has resorted to mentioningstated that there is no evidence to support his claims.

Even though the full interview with LaMDA released by Lemoine raises some questions, I dalso agree that Lemoine overreacted.

"Also" sounds better here to me than "do" since you are following up from Google's (implied) assertion that Lemoine overreacted.

Its answerTheir responses depends on what it isthey are trained for.

Today's models cannot think outside the box, which is an inherently human traitbut humans can.

Your sentence as written is understandable, and in daily speech it would not be very problematic. I'm being a bit picky here, but the way that it's written could actually be misunderstood as saying that "cannot think outside the box" is the inherently human trait, so I removed any ambiguity.

I do believe that mankind iswill be able to create an AI which can emulate human feelings, just not yet.

The world makes strides towards a sentient AI nonetheless.