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This is a common trope in sci-fi, but I personally don't get the appeal. It's not talking to my dead loved one, it's just a weird technological puppet of them.
by keiferski 4y ago
This is a common trope in sci-fi, but I personally don't get the appeal. It's not talking to my dead loved one, it's just a weird technological puppet of them. An actual recording of their voice is much more meaningful, even if it's not interactive.
- langsoul-com 4y agoIt actually already exists. There's companies that train AI on a deceased loved one's messages and then have them send texts back. They act as if they're alive and well.
- throwaway742 4y agothat's kinda sad
- lvncelot 4y agoThat honestly sounds like it encourages a very unhealthy way to cope with grief.
- dvngnt_ 4y agosee black mirror
- emptyparadise 4y agoIt'd be interesting if it weren't for the current tech industry that would bend over backwards to find a way to use it for advertising purposes.
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