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Yes, simulating real people for entertainment value seems to be the primary use case at this point. I'm just unsure that the value tradeoff between "simulating
by freyr 6y ago
Yes, simulating real people for entertainment value seems to be the primary use case at this point. I'm just unsure that the value tradeoff between "simulating real people for entertainment" and "simulating real people for fraud, propaganda, misinformation, etc." is in our favor. It's inevitable, we'll just need to adapt.
I recently lost my dog. The idea of interacting with a virtual model of her to help ease the grief is interesting and scary, and ripped straight from a Black Mirror episode.
- pytmand 6y agoYour comment about your dog reminded me of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uflTK8c4w0c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uflTK8c4w0c A mother meeting her dead daughter again through VR. It's a video that fills me with all sorts of emotions. It feels so wrong but at the same time it is very touching and beautiful.