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Artificial intelligence is reshaping how society deals with grief by creating digital 'resurrections' of deceased individuals. These AI tools allow users to interact with lifelike representations of their loved ones, blurring the lines between life and death. Projects like Replika and StoryFile are at the forefront, offering unique ways for people to find closure and maintain connections with those who have passed away.
While these innovations provide comfort to some, they also raise ethical concerns about the psychological impact on users. Experts warn that prolonged engagement with AI recreations could hinder the natural grieving process, leaving individuals in emotional limbo. The debate continues over whether these technologies are beneficial or detrimental, highlighting the need for careful consideration of their implications.
• AI tools create digital interactions with deceased individuals for grieving users.
• Concerns arise over the psychological effects of prolonged AI engagement.
This concept is explored through various projects that allow users to converse with AI versions of their loved ones.
The digital twin can interact with users, simulating conversations as if the deceased were present.
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