I'm wondering whether I should make some recordings (or even train a chatbot) to respond to these type of calls if/when I'm gone. Already, when I go through my

I'm wondering whether I should make some recordings (or even train a chatbot) to respond to these type of calls if/when I'm gone. Already, when I go through my past email & chat archives, I see that there is enough there to reconstruct my responses to most day-to-day questions. But I personally believe that humans forget the faces and voices of departed loved ones over time by design. We're not meant to relive pain but to gradually have the associated memories overwritten by new ones. Our digitally augmented memories are an impediment to completing the grieving process. But then again, I'm a person who feels grief in a very muted form so I'm not really qualified to pass judgment here.