AllHere, praised for creating LAUSD’s $6M AI chatbot, files for bankruptcy At court in Delaware, revelations and questions arose about AllHere's financial meltdown ...

AllHere Education Inc. founder Joanna Smith-Griffin was charged with securities fraud, wire fraud and identity theft. Smith-Griffin is accused of getting nearly $10 million from investors and ...

Federal prosecutors have indicted the founder and former CEO of the once-celebrated education technology company AllHere, accusing her of defrauding investors of nearly $10 million as her company ...

AllHere founder and CEO Joanna Smith-Griffin ran what appeared to be a fast-growing AI education startup. The FBI claims she was faking financials and lying to investors.

Ms. Smith-Griffin first conceived of AllHere at a start-up incubator in 2016, pitching an education service that would send automated text messages to parents to check in on their children and ...

Joanna Smith-Griffin, 33, who founded AllHere Education, was arrested in North Carolina and charged with securities fraud, wire fraud, and identity theft.

Federal prosecutors have subpoenaed documents from the bankruptcy of failed education technology company AllHere, a once-lauded startup that boasted $12 million in venture capital and a $6 million ...

In June 2024, AllHere furloughed most of its employees and the next month it filed for bankruptcy. Smith-Griffin has been charged with securities fraud, wire fraud, and aggravated identity theft.

Smith-Griffin and AllHere said the chatbot would help improve school attendance by notifying parents if their child wasn’t in school.

Feds zero in on creator of LAUSD’s failed AI chatbot, hint at criminal charges Grand jury subpoena seeks records about company AllHere, which has filed for bankruptcy ...

AllHere Education founder Joanna Smith-Griffin raised almost $10 million by inflating the startup’s revenue and claiming to have contracts with big customers it didn’t have, prosecutors say.