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Yeah... this doesn't appeal to me at all (speaking as someone who lost one parent a few years ago, and sees the other growing frailer), but if he wants to use t
by jfk13 7y ago
Yeah... this doesn't appeal to me at all (speaking as someone who lost one parent a few years ago, and sees the other growing frailer), but if he wants to use this form to capture and share memories, I guess that's fine.
My main gripe is with the headline phrase "Artificial Immortality". It's so far removed from that as to be laughable.
(The subtitle about "re-create his dad as an AI" seems severely over-hyped, too, although I suppose that's true of most uses of the term "AI".)
- pdonis 7y ago> My main gripe is with the headline phrase "Artificial Immortality". It's so far removed from that as to be laughable. Yes, it reminds me of Woody Allen's remark: "I don't want to achieve immortality through my work, I want to achieve it through not dying."