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Interesting that this article doesn't mention Hatsune Miku, who of course does not exist except as a holographic virtual performer.
by corey_moncure 7y ago
Interesting that this article doesn't mention Hatsune Miku, who of course does not exist except as a holographic virtual performer.
- krapp 7y agoProbably because it's about "holograms" of dead performers performing "live" (as it were) and the ethics of the business of virtualizing those personas.
- dwoozle 7y agoThe article is about the ethical/philosophical implications of having dead performers holographically “brought to life,” so Hatsune Miku isn’t really relevant to the topic.